Question

Describe in detail the monosynaptic myotactic reflex arc AND the reverse myotactic response. Include all of the neurons involved.

Answer 1

Monosynaptic reflex contract respond to restructuring in the myotactic reflex which can be monosynaptic and provide the automatic regulation of the skeletal muscle length. The monosynaptic reflex arc is composed of two neurons and one motor neuron which is also defined as the single chemical synapse. This also involved the central synapse in the spinal cord between the afferent and efferent neurons.

The monosynaptic myotatic reflex involves muscular contraction which provides the automatic regulation of the skeletal muscle length. Signal entering can also be observed if the rise of any spinal cord from the change in muscle length or velocity.

Motor neuron are responsible to contract the muscles with the direct response towards their stretch. This is caused by tapping of the muscles and manage the tendon and stretch the muscles. These are composed of sensory and motor neurone which represents the presence of single chemical synapse.