Effector Muscles in the Withdrawal Reflex: Understanding the Mechanism
The effector muscles of the withdrawal reflex are those muscles that cause the limb to be withdrawn from the source of the stimulus. In the case of the patellar reflex, the effector muscle is the quadriceps femoris.Reflexology - Related Articles
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