Chapter 7 Control of movement and balance Flashcards

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What are the chracteristics of a stimulus?

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Involuntary
Sterotyped
Stimulus
Rapid

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What is a reflex?

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A rapid, automatic response to a change in the external/internal environment.

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5 main innate responses

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  1. Knee jerk response
  2. Heel reflex
  3. Eye reflex
  4. Swallowing reflex
  5. Cardiac Sphincter reflex
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Charecteristics of a reflex explained

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Involuntary: occurs without conscious thought
Rapid: small # of neurons involved; Spinal chord makes choice from sensory info.
Stereotyped: occurs the same way, every time.
Stimulus: Required for any reflex; never spontaneous.

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Where does the Cerebellum recieve balance info from?

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  • Cerebrum: info on body position
  • Semicircular canals: inner ear, movements of the head.
  • Saccule/utricle: inner ear, position of head.
  • eyes: observe body’s posistion in space.
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Difference between and innate and learned reflex and examples

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Innate: born with these, genetic. Ex: Suckling as a babe, chewing, sneezing or coughing when passages are irritated. Learned/acquired: Learned via repetion of activities in life:

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Difference between and innate and learned reflex and examples

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Innate: born with these, genetic. Ex: Suckling as a babe, chewing, sneezing or coughing when passages are irritated. Learned/acquired: Learned via repetition of activities in life: riding a bike, catching a ball

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