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what is reflex action


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Reflex action in an involuntary action by the body to external stimuli, in which we cannot control ourselves. Reflex actions often bypass the brain altogether to occur very quickly. There are a number of different reflex pathways in the body. A classic example of a reflex pathway can be observed by touching a hot object. Whenever our hand touches a hot object, it triggers a reflex. Signals from the stimulus are transmitted to the spinal cord along the reflex pathway and the spinal cord activates motor neurons, causing the hand to pull away from the hot object. Other examples: Spontaneous movement of our leg, when we stamp on thorn. Closing eyes when light flashes into the eyes. The structural and functional unit that carries out and controls the reflex action is called a Reflex arc. Reflex arcs are formed inside the spinal cord itself.

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