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For each reflex covered in class, name the reflex, its purpose, the stimulus, the receptor, the response, and whether it is (mono or polysynaptic) and (ipsilateral or contralateral).

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Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

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12. For each reflex covered in class, name the reflex, its purpose, the stimulus, the receptor, the response, and whether it is (mono or polysynaptic) and (ipsilateral or contralateral).

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