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Which type of reflex requires input from the brain to be integrated?
Which type of reflex requires input from the brain to be integrated?
- Cranial reflexes (correct)
- Spinal reflexes
- Somatic reflexes
- Innate reflexes
Which type of autonomic reflex has at least one synapse in the CNS and another in the autonomic ganglion?
Which type of autonomic reflex has at least one synapse in the CNS and another in the autonomic ganglion?
- Polysynaptic reflexes (correct)
- Somatic reflexes
- Monosynaptic reflexes
- Innate reflexes
Which type of reflex can only be monosynaptic?
Which type of reflex can only be monosynaptic?
- Somatic motor reflexes (correct)
- Autonomic reflexes
- Cranial reflexes
- Learned reflexes
Which type of reflex is genetically determined?
Which type of reflex is genetically determined?
Which type of reflex is crucial for maintaining internal homeostasis?
Which type of reflex is crucial for maintaining internal homeostasis?
Which type of reflex does not require input from the brain to be integrated?
Which type of reflex does not require input from the brain to be integrated?
Which part of the brain is often referred to as the 'visceral brain' and is involved in processing emotional stimuli?
Which part of the brain is often referred to as the 'visceral brain' and is involved in processing emotional stimuli?
What allows for complex processing and modulation of autonomic responses in autonomic reflex arcs?
What allows for complex processing and modulation of autonomic responses in autonomic reflex arcs?
Which type of reflex activity maintains a baseline level of activity even in the absence of specific stimuli?
Which type of reflex activity maintains a baseline level of activity even in the absence of specific stimuli?
Which component of the somatic reflex arc carries the output signals from the CNS to the effector muscles?
Which component of the somatic reflex arc carries the output signals from the CNS to the effector muscles?
What type of receptors are located in skeletal muscle, joint capsules, and ligaments and detect changes in muscle length, tension, and joint position?
What type of receptors are located in skeletal muscle, joint capsules, and ligaments and detect changes in muscle length, tension, and joint position?
Which region of the brain is responsible for integrating input signals from proprioceptors and initiating reflex responses?
Which region of the brain is responsible for integrating input signals from proprioceptors and initiating reflex responses?
