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∙ 15y agoThe Golgi tendon organ is a receptor organ that gives the body information about the force that a muscle is developing as it contracts.
The structure is also known as the Golgi organ, neurotendinous organ, or neurotendinous spindle.
It is found at the junction of muscle fibers with a tendon. It consists of fibers of collagen, which are stretched by the movement of the muscle, and is supplied with a sensory nerve that carries impulses to the central nervous system. This information (feedback) is used in spinal reflexes and in co-ordination of movement by skeletal muscles.
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∙ 9y agoGolgi tendon organs sense changes in muscle tension. It is a proprioceptive sensory receptor organ that is at the origins and insertion of skeletal muscle fibers into the tendons of skeletal muscle.
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∙ 15y agoTrue A proprioceptive sensory nerve ending embedded among the fibers of a tendon, often near the musculotendinous junction. Also called neurotendinous spindle.
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∙ 8y agoMuscle contraction
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What are the main roles of the Golgi Tendon Organ and the Muscle Spindle?
its ball sacks
What aspects of muscle function are monitored by muscle spindles and tendon organs?
Muscle spindle monitors stretch and golgi tendon organ the tension that developed during forced contraction thank u
What are joint receptors?
They belong to a group of receptors called proprioceptors. They are afferent neurons which relay information to the central nervous system about the position of a joint. Specifically it would be the Golgi tendon organ.
Why do weightlifters inject themselves near their Golgi tendon?
they are able to lift weights
What is a packages materials such as proteins made by the cell?
The Golgi complex is the organ located in cells that packages proteins and other materials and ships them throughout the cell.
What type of stimulation does a Golgi tendon organ respond to?
Muscle contraction
What are the main roles of the Golgi Tendon Organ and the Muscle Spindle?
its ball sacks
Golgi tendon organ detects the magnitude of mechanical stress at the musculotendinous junction?
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What are proprio receptors?
sense of position (Golgi tendon organ, muscle spindles, and joint receptors)
Is muscle sensations when rowing a boat a muscle spindle?
Muscle Spindle and Golgi Tendon Organ
The nervous system must monitor the behavior of muscles The receptor that provides information about the amount of tension being exerted on a given tendon is the?
Golgi tendon organ
Is a tendon a organ?
The Golgi tendon organ is a receptor organ that gives the body information about the force that a muscle is developing as it contracts.The structure is also known as the Golgi organ, neurotendinous organ, or neurotendinous spindle.It is found at the junction of muscle fibers with a tendon. It consists of fibers of collagen, which are stretched by the movement of the muscle, and is supplied with a sensory nerve that carries impulses to the central nervous system. This information (feedback) is used in spinal reflexes and in co-ordination of movement by skeletal muscles.
Is the Golgi tendon tendon organ voluntary or involuntary?
To answer your question in brief, the Golgi tendon organ is an involuntary mechanism that serves to maintain muscle tension and prevent injury. They are groups of fibres that wrap around the tendon, and have type Ib receptors that relay activity back to your brain. Upon activation, they increase their activity, which forces the shut down of the muscle contraction in order to prevent tearing of the muscle from excessive activation.
The Golgi tendon organ GTO muscle spindle and Pacinian corpuscles make up the three primary?
Inhibitory proprioceptors
What aspects of muscle function are monitored by muscle spindles and tendon organs?
Muscle spindle monitors stretch and golgi tendon organ the tension that developed during forced contraction thank u
What is Golgi tendon reflex?
The Golgi tendon organ is located where muscle fibers of skeletal muscle meet tendons. Made up of strands of collagen, the organ also contains nerve tissue. The major function of this organ is to sense muscle tension when a muscle is contracted, sending signals to the brain about how much force is being exerted and where. This important sensory organ was discovered by and named after Camillo Golgi, an Italian physician who made numerous discoveries about the function of the human nervous system in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Classified as a proprioceptive sensory receptor, the Golgi tendon organ belongs to a family of structures that send information to the brain about how joints are functioning, including the angles at which they are held, the length of the muscle at any given time and how much tension is placed on the joint or the muscle. At one time, it was believed that the Golgi tendon organ responded only to high levels of muscle tension in order to protect muscles from overexertion. The theory that they respond only to high tension is incorrect, though. Studies done in 1967 proved that the Golgi organ responds to all levels of muscle tension, from slight to extreme. When a reflex hammer is tapped below the knee, the Golgi reflex at that joint is being tested.
What are joint receptors?
They belong to a group of receptors called proprioceptors. They are afferent neurons which relay information to the central nervous system about the position of a joint. Specifically it would be the Golgi tendon organ.
