Polysynaptic Flexor Withdrawal Reflex: Reciprocal Inhibition & Crossed Extensor Reflex

In this video, I use animations and diagrams to describe what happens during a polysynaptic flexor withdrawal reflex, which could involve both reciprocal inhibition and crossed extensor reflex. Withdrawal reflexes occur when your body automatically tries to retract your limb away from possible danger. This encompasses multiple neurons and synapses, hence the name!

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