10. PUT TH NUMBERING THEM. STEPS OF THE REFLEX ARC IN THE CORRECT ORDER BY Agonist muscles are stimulated and antagonist muscles are inhibited. An electrical impulse reaches the post-central gyrus, and you interpret the sensation as pain. "Ouch!" Leg extension occurs, and you move your foot off the piece of glass. Pain receptors are stimulated. The electrical impulse travels in your leg via many motor neurons. The impulse reaches the spinal cord and forks into two waves. One wave of electriaity makes a U-turn and the other begins its journey toward the brain. The message of stimulation (in the form of an electrical impulse) travels in the leg via many sensory neurons. You step on a piece of glass.

10. PUT TH NUMBERING THEM. STEPS OF THE REFLEX ARC IN THE CORRECT ORDER BY Agonist muscles are stimulated and antagonist muscles are inhibited. An electrical impulse reaches the post-central gyrus, and you interpret the sensation as pain. "Ouch!" Leg extension occurs, and you move your foot off the piece of glass. Pain receptors are stimulated. The electrical impulse travels in your leg via many motor neurons. The impulse reaches the spinal cord and forks into two waves. One wave of electriaity makes a U-turn and the other begins its journey toward the brain. The message of stimulation (in the form of an electrical impulse) travels in the leg via many sensory neurons. You step on a piece of glass.

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