Reflex arcs

The anatomy of reflexes (the neurons, the wiring, afferent and efferent and interneurons, the spinal cord, lower motor neurons vs upper motor neurons, and that sort of thing). We'll look at muscle stretch (myotatic) reflexes and withdrawal (flexor) reflexes.
I noticed in this video that I refer to muscle stretch reflexes as tendon reflexes. This is because I work with medics a lot, and this is the term that gets used. Be aware that the stretch receptors are in the muscle, and not the tendon. The tendons tend to be the bit that gets tapped when testing reflexes though.
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Interesting, so
1) you can cram all those monosynaptic connections in the spinal cord?
2) that seems like a lot repetitive connections especially when it comes to the hot stove reflex that is related to contraction and relaxing of muscles to the cutaneous layer. I guess that is priority to survival and how we got so far in evolution

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Bro as you mentioned in early part of the video that higher part of our brain doesn't involve in reflexes i on myself views and understanding didn't agree completely with you because both brain and spinal cord are part of central nervous system so how can we say that higher centers are not involved in reflexes

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