What is impaired glottal reflexes?
Glottal reflexes are the ones we use for swallowing. If these are impaired it would mean that the person is having difficulty in swallowing food.
What is the meaning of 'glottal'?
"glottal" refers to the space between the vocal cords and to the structures that surround that space. Those parts of the speech mechanism are known as the "glottis"; hence, "glottal." In the context of a question about English, "glottal" would refer to speech sounds that depend on the "glottis." Read More
Why is it that the reaction times to impaired drivers often doubles in response to situations on the road?
Your response time to a situation is determined by your ability to recognize a situation and in reflexes, in short a cognitive response followed by a motoric response. Decreased visibility and lessened ability to retain concentration probably account for the increased response time of impaired drivers. Read More
What are the symptoms of persistent Lyme disease?
the most common symptoms were headache (36.4% of patients); memory problems (27.3%); insomnia (33.3%); problems with gait and coordination (36.4%); and impaired deep tendon reflexes (9%). Read More
What does Reflexes 2 in medical terms mean?
"Reflexes 2" or "reflexes +2" indicates normal reflexes. Read More
Name two somatic reflexes in which the higher brain centers participate?
There are two somatic reflexes that the higher brain centers participate. The two reflexes are papillary light reflexes and superficial cord reflexes. Read More
What would happen if you had no reflexes?
if you don't have reflexes,you can't move because your body like a rock and a reflexes. Read More
When does a baby have reflexes?
Babies are born with reflexes. These reflexes, such as rooting and sucking, make it so the baby can survive. Read More
Did anyone have laryngeal supra glottal tumor spread after radiation therapy?
laryngeal supra glottal tumor in early stages radiation is effective but with in 5 year ca be spread. Read More
Where are reflexes processed?
Reflexes are processed at the level of the spinal cord. Read More
Where do you put apostrophes in someones name?
The simple rule is: you don't put apostrophes in someone's name (Cultures which use the glottal stop as a phoneme may put them to indicate the glottal stop). Read More
What organ of the Nervous System is responsible for reflexes?
Reflexes are handled in the spine. Read More
How does sleep affect your reflexes?
the more you get the better your reflexes are in the long run.... Read More
Do mice have good reflexes?
they have reflexes as good as the matrix.they are freaking ninjas Read More
Which reflexes are particularly important in maintaining balance?
crossed extensor reflexes Read More
What reflexes are classified as autonomic reflexes?
The ciliospinal reflex and the pupillary light reflex are classified as autonomic reflexes. Read More
What reflexes classified as somatic reflexes?
the corneal, patellar, achilles, plantar, and gag reflexes. I'm not so sure about the gag reflex Read More
What is the function of corpora gemina?
visual and auditory reflexes visual and auditory reflexes Read More
What is the superficial cord reflex?
Superficial cord reflexes are the reflexes that happen when the body is exposed to pain. Superficial cord reflexes are centered in the spinal cord not the brain. Read More
How you increase your reflexes?
Take up martial arts(like Jujitsu self defence) to help your reflexes or it's all to do with timing and concentration to increase your reflexes. Read More
What do neural reflexes do?
Neural reflexes are the building blocks for the diagnosis of dysfunction in the CNS. This article describes the basis of neural connection underlying the control of posture, the autonomic nervous system, monosynaptic stretch reflexes, and polysynaptic motor reflexes. The neural reflexes consist of the stimulus, the receptor, sensory neurones, efferent, effectors and respnse Read More
Where are reflexes?
Some reflexes can be on places such as the mouth, legs, and arms. They are everywhere on your body. For example, when you touch a hot stove with your elbow, it will have the same effect as if you touched the stove with your hand. Reflexes are important body functions because reflexes protect the body from harm. Read More
What is the usual order of the development of spoken language?
reflexes, cooing, babbling, spoken word..... Reflexes are the first to be shown as they start reflexes as soon as they are born. Read More
What is the medical term meaning pertaining to the glottis?
"Glottal" is a related adjective, if that is what you are after. Read More
What are signs of being impaired by alcohol?
Slower reaction time; impaired perceptions of time, distance and speed; impaired psychomotor control. Read More
What is a sentence for the word impaired?
My brother seems to be morally impaired. The ravages of time may bring impaired hearing. Read More
Are reflexes controlled by the brain?
Yes, your reflexes are controled by the brain. Several different parts of your brain do. Read More
What reflexes are included in somatic reflexes?
stretch ,supeficial cord ,gag,corneal,crossed extensor Read More
What in the midbrain contains reflexes for vision and hearing?
Inferior colliculi is the part of midbrain that contain reflexes for hearing. Superior colliculi, present above the inferior colliculi contains reflexes for vision. Read More
Who has faster reflexes boys or girls?
You can not tell who has faster reflexes, it has not been proven anywhere.But i think it is boys who have faster reflexes because they play more sports and video games. :P Read More
What are examples of somatic reflexes?
somatic reflexes include all reflexes that stimulate the skeletal muscles. like when you quickly pull your hand away from a hot object, a somatic reflex is working. Read More
Do reflexes deteriorate with age?
Because if you are older your reflexes start getting weaker but when you are young they are starting to get stronger Read More
Although genetically programmed the grasping rooting and sucking reflexes of infants are best described as?
adaptive reflexes Read More
Do reflexes change with age?
normally as you get older your reflexes are much slower because your brain is much slower. Read More
What is the evolutionary advantage of reflexes?
Your reflexes protect you from harm, such as when you touch a hot flame you move your hand away. Read More
What is good prevention of impaired skin integrity?
prevention for impaired skin integrity] Read More