Reflec control and skeletal muscle Flashcards

1
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what is the basic reflex arc?

A

Stimulus
Receptor
Sensory nerve
Relay nerve
Motor nerve
Effector
Response

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2
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what is mono/polysynaptic?

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monosynaptic - one synapse
poly synaptic - more than one synapse

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3
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what is an example of mono/poly synaptic?

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Mono - knee-jerk reflex
poly - pain-withdrawal reflex

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4
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if a signal is going to the spinal cord what route does it go?

A

Dorsal

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5
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what are examples of sensory systems and reflexes?

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—Vision (vestibulo-ocular reflex)
— Somatic sensory/touch (pain withdrawal reflex
— Gustatory/taste (gustatory-salivary reflex
— olfaction/smell (smell gag reflex)
— auditory/ hearing (acoustic reflex)
— balance/movement (proprioception)

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6
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what is learned reflexes?

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can be learned and improved
somatic movement
eg. riding a bike

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7
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what receptor is smooth and skeletal muscle ?

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Skeletal - nicotinic
Smooth - muscarinic

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8
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does diet improve reflexes?

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Diet alone does not improve reflexes
- a healthy diet will help improve reflexes as this is required to maintain an exercise regime

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9
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what does autonomic neuropathy involve?

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damage to the nerves that carry information from the brain and spinal cord

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10
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What is obesity closely linked with?

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metabolic syndrome ( increased risk of heart disease, stroke etc.)

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