reflex arc

Reflexes involve several physiological components that combine to form a reflex arc.

The simplest possible reflex arc is one consisting of two neurons, the sensory and the motor.

This two-neuron reflex arc is rare, but examples of it exist even in so complicated a creature as man.

A complex reflex arc with numerous neurons taking part allows ample opportunity for branching.

The path taken by the stimulus is called a reflex arc.

The nerve signals that control sneezing travel along a reflex arc.

The hiccup is an involuntary action involving a reflex arc.

Too sketchy, what I remember about the pupillary reflex arc.

Reflexes usually are mediated at the level of the spinal cord through reflex arcs.

The path a signal of a reflex takes is called reflex arc.