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Muscle reflexes are automatic, involuntary movements in response to stimuli, crucial for maintaining posture and balance. They involve a simple neural pathway, known as a reflex arc, that bypasses the brain, allowing for swift responses. When a muscle is stretched suddenly, sensory neurons transmit signals to the spinal cord, where interneurons relay these signals to motor neurons. These motor neurons then prompt the stretched muscle to contract and inhibit the antagonist muscle, creating a refl

Muscle reflexes are automatic, involuntary movements in response to stimuli, crucial for maintaining posture and balance. They involve a simple neural pathway, known as a reflex arc, that bypasses the brain, allowing for swift responses. When a muscle is stretched suddenly, sensory neurons transmit signals to the spinal cord, where interneurons relay these signals to motor neurons. These motor neurons then prompt the stretched muscle to contract and inhibit the antagonist muscle, creating a refl

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Testing reflexes to help in knee pain

Testing reflexes to help in knee pain

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First reactions/reflexes are vital, as are what you do at the termination of a technique. A joint/bone breaking may not be the end of an altercation, a choke may not be as effective as you hoped. The termination of techniques/positions has really interested me for a while now. I’m currently working on my exits to top positions (with a full range of view) from the grounded headlock defences. This example being where an attacker may be rendered unconscious or the choking technique application fail

First reactions/reflexes are vital, as are what you do at the termination of a technique. A joint/bone breaking may not be the end of an altercation, a choke may not be as effective as you hoped. The termination of techniques/positions has really interested me for a while now. I’m currently working on my exits to top positions (with a full range of view) from the grounded headlock defences. This example being where an attacker may be rendered unconscious or the choking technique application fail

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Reflexes are involuntary, rapid, and automatic responses to certain stimuli. They help protect our body by allowing us to respond quickly to potential dangers or changes in our environment. Reflexes involve the nervous system and are usually controlled by the spinal cord rather than the brain. They're crucial for our survival as they enable us to react swiftly to situations without conscious thought. For instance, the knee-jerk reflex when a doctor taps your knee with a hammer is a classic examp

Reflexes are involuntary, rapid, and automatic responses to certain stimuli. They help protect our body by allowing us to respond quickly to potential dangers or changes in our environment. Reflexes involve the nervous system and are usually controlled by the spinal cord rather than the brain. They're crucial for our survival as they enable us to react swiftly to situations without conscious thought. For instance, the knee-jerk reflex when a doctor taps your knee with a hammer is a classic examp

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Wing Chun training improves the reflexes of all parts of the body. In this case the knee is used to assist in effecting a takedown by pressing against the opponent's leg. | Zim Wing Chun Master

Wing Chun training improves the reflexes of all parts of the body. In this case the knee is used to assist in effecting a takedown by pressing against the opponent's leg. | Zim Wing Chun Master

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Comment “free” for a free kinesiology course sent to your DM!🤗 🦵 Relieve Knee Pain by Stimulating Your Adrenal Reflexes! 🌿✨ Looking for a natural way to ease knee pain? Try this reflexology technique by stimulating your adrenal gland reflexes, which can help reduce inflammation and promote healing: 1️⃣ Locate the reflex: Find the adrenal reflex points about 2 inches up and 1 inch out from your belly button. 2️⃣ Apply pressure: Use firm, circular motions to massage these points for 1-2 minutes

Comment “free” for a free kinesiology course sent to your DM!🤗 🦵 Relieve Knee Pain by Stimulating Your Adrenal Reflexes! 🌿✨ Looking for a natural way to ease knee pain? Try this reflexology technique by stimulating your adrenal gland reflexes, which can help reduce inflammation and promote healing: 1️⃣ Locate the reflex: Find the adrenal reflex points about 2 inches up and 1 inch out from your belly button. 2️⃣ Apply pressure: Use firm, circular motions to massage these points for 1-2 minutes

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Physican checks child's reflexes by tapping knee - Free Stock Video

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Doctor examining reflexes of patient knee

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Neurologist checks knee reflex and kinesio tape on knee. Neurologist doctor examines nerve reflexes using neurological hammer and checks reflex on knee joint on leg of adult man

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Cat getting knee reflex test 🐱

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Muscle reflexes are automatic, involuntary movements in response to stimuli, crucial for maintaining posture and balance. They involve a simple neural pathway, known as a reflex arc, that bypasses the brain, allowing for swift responses. When a muscle is stretched suddenly, sensory neurons transmit signals to the spinal cord, where interneurons relay these signals to motor neurons. These motor neurons then prompt the stretched muscle to contract and inhibit the antagonist muscle, creating a refl

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3. Both disynaptic and polysynaptic reflexes require this type of neuron.QUESTION 145. The type of sensory neuron that provides the input for the knee-jerk reflex.QUESTION 156. The main tract for pain and temperature runs through this column of the spinal cord.QUESTION 167. A descending tract.QUESTION 178. The efferent neuron in the knee-jerk reflex is this type of neuron by function.QUESTION 189. This reflex can be elicited in a newborn until their descending tract reaches the sacral region of

Why Do Doctors Really Hit Your Knee with a Tiny Rubber Hammer?

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Knee-jerk reflex diagram

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Testing the Knee-Jerking Reflex | LSD Body Shop

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Dr Matt Barrett MBBS BSc | Study Medicine Smarter on Instagram: "⚠️ Spoiler alert: Pendular knee jerk Here we’re seeing an abnormal response to the patellar knee jerk reflexes. A “pendular knee jerk” is typically defined as >3 back-and-fourth movements after the patellar tendon has been struck by a tendon hammer (though some sources suggest a higher humber should be used) It indicates a 💡cerebellar lesion Striking the tendon stretches the tendons length which is normally transduced through the

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Your knee’s ability to feel and move comes from a complex network of nerves that feed into your knee. These nerves are called genicular nerves, and they include the superior medial, inferior medial, and superior lateral nerves. If any of these nerves get damaged or irritated, knee pain can result. We inject a local anesthetic into the nerves that feed your knee, blocking the transmission of pain signals. Genicular nerves blocks serve two main purposes: pain control and diagnostic testing. Becaus

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Tendon Reflexes

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Tonic Labyrinthine Reflex

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Pendular Reflex

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The Tendon Reflexes

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REFLEXES EXAMINATION | CLINICAL LAB | PHYSIOLOGY PRACTICALS

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Monosynaptic Reflex

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STRETCH REFLEXES by Professor Fink

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Deep tendon reflexes

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Exaggerated knee reflex

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