Answer the following for each reflex   Reflex   Expected Response         Nerve Being Tested  • Patellar reflex  ________________________ ____________________ • Achilles tendon reflex  ________________________  ____________________ • Plantar reflex (for adult)  ________________________ ____________________ • Biceps tendon reflex  ________________________  ____________________ • Consensual light reflex  ________________________ ____________________ • Ciliospinal reflex  ________________________ ____________________

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