Midterm Part 4 Proprioceptors: Joint Kinesthetic Receptors Flashcards

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Proprioceptors affect tone via three reflexes:

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  1. quick stretch reflex
  2. reciprocal inhibition
  3. autogenic inhibition
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Quick Stretch Reflex is a reflex response from… and produces….

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muscle spindles.

contraction of muscle being stretched via sensory, to spinal cord, to alpha motor neuron (monosynaptic)

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Functions of Quick Stretch Reflex

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monitors status of muscle activity

guards against potential injury

respond to rapid and sustained pressure

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Reciprocal Inhibition is a reflex response from… and produces…

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muscle spindles.

inhibition of antagonist so agonist can contract and cause joint movement

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Reciprocal Inhibition sequence

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stretching via muscle contraction stimulates muscle spindle, spindle afferent to spinal cord, inhibitory interneuron inhibits antagonist, relaxes antagonist

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Autogenic Inhibition is a reflex response from… and produces…

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GTOs.

produces an inhibitory response to a muscle that develops too much tension either via shortening or lengthening

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Autogenic Inhibition Functions:

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  • guards against potential injury to muscles’ fibers

- muscle relaxation reduces tension applied o the muscle and tendons and protects them from damage

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Autogenic Inhibition Sequence

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stretching tendon activated GTO neurons lb, to spinal cord, synapse w inhibitory interneurons and excitatory interneurons, inhibits agonist and activates antagonist

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DTRs or Deep Tendon Reflexes are part of routine orthopedic and neurological examinations. What do they do?

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test the integrity of the components of the simple reflex arc and contributes to determining if there is a lower motor neuron lesion or an upper motor neuron lesion

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