Lab 2 - Reflexes and Reactions Flashcards

1
Q

automatic, involuntary response to a stimulus

A

reflex

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2
Q

component parts of a reflex arc

A

stimulus, sensory receptor, afferent pathway, integrating center, efferent pathway, effector

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3
Q

localized effect in reaction to a stimulus

A

paracrine effect

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4
Q

three functions of reflexes

A

protective, homeostasis, clinical

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5
Q

conscious response to a stimulus

A

reaction

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6
Q

example of paracrine response

A

inflammation

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7
Q

stretch reflex of patellar tendon

A

tendon jerk

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8
Q

plantar reflex also used in babies and is called blank

A

Babinski

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9
Q

pupillary light reflex is also called

A

accomodation

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10
Q

balance test that tests several equilibrium reflexes

A

Romberg test

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11
Q

spinning reflex

A

nystagmus

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12
Q

when the other eye responds like the other eye even though it isn’t exposed to stimulus

A

consensual reflex

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13
Q

reflex when the back of the neck is pinched

A

ciliospinal

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14
Q

golgi tendon organ function

A

sense muscle tension

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15
Q

muscle spindle receptors function

A

sense muscle length

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16
Q

if a reflex is above the neck then the integrating center is the blank

A

brain

17
Q

three efferent pathways

A

general somatic, general visceral, special visceral

18
Q

four afferent pathways

A

general somatic, general visceral, special visceral, special somatic

19
Q

efferent pathway that carry motor impulses out of brain or spinal cord to skeletal muscles and cause them to contract

A

general somatic

20
Q

efferent pathway that carry motor impulses out of brain or spinal cord to smooth muscles and glands associated with internal organs

A

general visceral

21
Q

efferent pathway that carry motor impulses out from brain to muscles used for chewing, swallowing, speaking, and facial expression

A

special visceral

22
Q

afferent pathway that carry sensory impulses to brain or spinal cord from receptors in skin and skeletal muscles

A

general somatic

23
Q

afferent pathway that carry sensory impulses to brain or spinal cord from blood vessels and internal organs

A

general visceral

24
Q

afferent pathway that carry sensory impulses to brain from olfactory and taste receptors

A

special visceral

25
Q

afferent pathway that carry sensory impulses to brain from receptors for sight, hearing and equilibrium

A

special somatic