Words to Describe reflex
Things reflex often describes ("reflex ________")
- pain
- gain
- actions
- syncope
- stimulation
- movements
- irritation
- camera
- physiology
- paraplegia
- withdrawal
- conditioning
- responses
- approbation
- function
- deglutition
- manner
- amplitude
- activity
- paralysis
- points
- thresholds
- emptying
- influence
- control
- seizures
- excitability
- testing
- incontinence
- acts
- regulation
- contraction
- mechanism
- cough
- cameras
- suppression
- modification
- vasoconstriction
- anuria
- action
- theory
- arcs
- neuroses
- adaptation
- excitation
- afferents
- epilepsy
- bradycardia
- vomiting
- motor
- erections
- act
- spasm
- activation
- dilatation
- constriction
- micturition
- pattern
- changes
- strength
- mechanisms
- response
- test
- contractions
- spasms
- inhibition
- behavior
- reaction
- disturbances
- irritability
- threshold
- fashion
- arc
- bronchoconstriction
- reactions
- causes
- effects
- influences
- motion
- iridoplegia
- latency
- consciousness
- tachycardia
- symptoms
- therapy
- irritations
- effect
- tone
- phenomena
- closure
- movement
- enclosure
- relaxation
How reflex often is described ("________ reflex")
- tonic
- light
- salivary
- red
- extensor
- asymmetrical
- conjunctival
- involuntary
- anal
- simple
- primitive
- automatic
- diminished
- myotatic
- inhibitory
- cremasteric
- called
- laryngeal
- defensive
- deep
- pupillary
- spinal
- sympathetic
- stretch
- polysynaptic
- normal
- nociceptive
- autonomic
- stapedius
- sensory
- ejaculatory
- ejection
- hyperactive
- down
- unconditioned
- nervous
- absent
- acoustic
- cardiac
- arterial
- conditioned
- orienting
- foveal
- plantar
- physiological
- ocular
- asymmetric
- intact
- direct
- jerk
- exaggerated
- consensual
- bulbocavernosus
- peristaltic
- mere
- abdominal
- positive
- labyrinthine
- abnormal
- near
- protective
- corneal
- triceps
- psychogalvanic
- galvanic
- pharyngeal
- conditional
- gastrocolic
- alimentary
- postural
- patellar
- weak
- pure
- biceps
- cutaneous
- monosynaptic
- fundus
