Somatic reflex
yes it is considered as a superficial reflex
The preferred method to treat RSD includes sympathetic block and physical therapy. Pain is improved as motion of the affected limb improves.
rooting reflex
It is a disynaptic reflex
yes
Something called the gastrocolic reflex causes your intestines to move everything forward a bit when the stomach is stretched.
closure of Gastrocolic fistula
No. Drugs that treat nausea and vomiting will diminish this reflex, though.
It varies. Some individuals have a very rapid and pronounced gastrocolic reflex (the reflex that stimulates your colon to begin defecation after your stomach has encountered a meal), while others have less efficient reflexes. In my opinion, the gastrocolic reflex of some individuals is effectively useless, as it does not stimulate the bowel sufficiently to trigger a bowel movement anywhere near the time of a meal. Keep in mind that the normal range for bowel movement frequency is anywhere between three times a day to once ever three weeks. A BOWEL MOVEMENT ONCE IN THREE WEEKS IS NOT NORMAL. IT IS CONSTIPATION. IN YOUR DAILY LIFE OF HABIT (E.G. NOT TRAVELING), ONE SHOULD BE POOPING NO LESS THAN ONCE A DAY.
Yes, after a meal distension of the stomach leads to reflex stimulation of the muscles of the intestine which can cause a bowl movement. This is called the gastrocolic reflex and is common in children; however, it can still come into action in adults.
A gastrocolic fistula or a fistula between the colon and duodenum, in short its vomiting.
according to ama cpt 2012 standard edition it is 43870
Gastrocolic means pertaining to the stomach and colon.
spinal reflex
No, a somatic reflex are the reflexes of the skeletal muscle movements. The gag reflex is considered to be an autonomic reflex.
knee jerk aka patellar reflex is an example of a stretch reflex