A painful stimulus to the finger can result in the withdrawal reflex. Which of the following most accurately describes the withdrawal reflex acting at the elbow joint? Excitation of flexors and extensors Excitation of flexors and inhibition of extensors Inhibition of flexors and extensors Inhibition of flexors and excitation of extensors
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