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The spinal reflex enters via the dorsal horn via the afferent nerves sensing the stimulus, e.g. nociceptors (pain receptors) in the skin. The afferent nerve synapses directly onto the efferent nerve responsible for skeletal muscle movement and leaves via the ventral horn, traveling to the muscle responsible for eliciting the response.

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  • receptor detects a stimulus - change in the environment
  • sensory neurone sends signal to relay neurone
  • motor neurone sends signal to effector
  • effector produces a response

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The information flows from the grey matter in the spine to the the muscle group needing the information to act. The nerves act as the pathways between the spinal cord and the muscles.

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