00:01
To answer this question, we should be familiar with the various refluxes of the cranial nerves.
00:08
So if we are to start off with the visceral reflex, this is going to be a reflex that initiates in the viscera, as the name implies.
00:28
We should know that the autonomic nerves will mediate this reflex.
00:35
So if we were to look at salivation, for example, we know that salivation occurs in the cavity, and it will be based on the visceral reflex arc, where we have the glossopharyngeal and facial nerves connected by this reflex arc.
00:55
The withdrawal reflex is going to be a reflex that protects the body from stimuli that can be damaging.
01:13
So we can say this protects by from damaging stimuli.
01:29
Then if we want to just think of an example of this and imagine this as a picture in our minds, this would be like touching a hot stove and then withdrawing or pulling back your hand really quickly as soon as that hot stove is touched.
01:42
So that's a withdrawal reflex.
01:45
Then if we are to look at the superficial reflux, we know that this is going to be an abdominal reflux.
02:01
Based on this information, we know that if we are talking about the jaw jerk reflex, the abdomen isn't going to be involved...