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What is the term for a submaximal contraction of a muscle followed by stretching of the same muscle?
What is the term for a submaximal contraction of a muscle followed by stretching of the same muscle?
- Neurophysiological Reflex MET
- Reciprocal Inhibition MET
- Autogenic Inhibition MET (correct)
- Golgi Tendon Organ MET
Where are the impulses that have an inhibitory effect at the spinal level located?
Where are the impulses that have an inhibitory effect at the spinal level located?
- Golgi Tendon Organ
- Alpha Motor Neurons
- Extrafusal Fibers
- Musculotendinous Junction (correct)
What is responsible for the Inverse Myotatic Reflex?
What is responsible for the Inverse Myotatic Reflex?
- Extrafusal Fibers
- Golgi Tendon Organs (correct)
- Alpha Motor Neurons
- Neurological Feedback
Which neurological feedback results in post-isometric relaxation?
Which neurological feedback results in post-isometric relaxation?
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What happens when a sustained isometric contraction results in activation of the inhibitory neurons in the spinal cord?
What happens when a sustained isometric contraction results in activation of the inhibitory neurons in the spinal cord?
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