What is a monosynaptic reflex?Multiple choice question.A reflex that involves several neurons, with only one of them being an interneuron.A reflex that involves two neurons only.A reflex that involves a single neuron.

The type of reflex which involves only one synapse between a sensory and a motor neuron, is called a reflex.

Multiple Choice QuestionBecause it only uses two neurons, the patellar reflex is an example of a ______.Multiple choice question.monosynaptic reflexbineuronal reflexvisceral reflexbisynaptic reflex

Which of the following best describes the monosynaptic pathway of the myotatic reflex?Group of answer choicesthe muscle spindle afferent axon enters the spinal cord and synapses onto an interneuron which then synapses onto an alpha motor neuronthe muscle spindle afferent axon enters the spinal cord and synapses onto an alpha motor neurona nociceptor afferent axon enters the spinal cord and synapses onto an interneuron which synapses onto an alpha motor neuronthe Golgi tendon organ afferent axon enters the spinal cord and synapses onto an alpha motor neuronthe muscle spindle afferent ending synapses directly onto an extrafusal muscle fibre

What is a reflex?Multiple choice question.a type of neuromuscular junction, found on smooth musclesan automatic, subconscious response to a specific stimulusa signal sent on a motor neuron to initiate a voluntary movement

Match the type of reflex with its description. Sensory neurons synapse with motor neurons Sensory neurons synapse with interneurons Complex neuronal pathways and integrative centers Simple neuronal pathways