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What is the difference between a contralateral reflex arc and an ipsilateral reflex arc?
Monosynaptic meaning there is one synapse. Polysynaptic means there are more than one synapse. If a interneuron is present it is polysynaptic, if no interneuron is present then it is monosynaptic. Ipsilateral meaning the same side and contralateral meaning opposite sides.
What is the difference between contralateral and bilateral movements in the context of motor control?
Contralateral movements involve one side of the body moving independently from the other side, controlled by the opposite hemisphere of the brain. Bilateral movements involve both sides of the body moving simultaneously, controlled by both hemispheres of the brain working together.
What is the difference between abduction and adduction movements of the shoulder joint?
Abduction is when the shoulder moves away from the body, while adduction is when the shoulder moves towards the body.
Describe in directional terms the relationship between the right kneecap and the left shoulder?
The right kneecap contralateral and inferior to the left shoulder.
What is the difference between shoulder abduction and adduction movements?
Shoulder abduction is when the arm moves away from the body, while shoulder adduction is when the arm moves towards the body.
What is the difference between a contralateral reflex arc and an ipsilateral reflex arc?
Monosynaptic meaning there is one synapse. Polysynaptic means there are more than one synapse. If a interneuron is present it is polysynaptic, if no interneuron is present then it is monosynaptic. Ipsilateral meaning the same side and contralateral meaning opposite sides.
What is the difference between contralateral and bilateral movements in the context of motor control?
Contralateral movements involve one side of the body moving independently from the other side, controlled by the opposite hemisphere of the brain. Bilateral movements involve both sides of the body moving simultaneously, controlled by both hemispheres of the brain working together.
What is the difference between the movements of sonata and symphony?
your face beech
What is the Definition of step length?
Distance between successive ipsilateral heel contacts of the foot
The chief difference between a symphonic poem and a program symphony is?
The number of movements in the work
What is the difference between locomotor from non locomotor movements?
the difference between locomotor movements and non-locomotor movements is locomotor movements is a movement that moves the body from one place to another while non=locomotor is a movement that stays only in one plays.
What is the difference between movements along IS and LM curves?
interest rate shifts, and action of fed
What is the difference between singing and dancing?
dancing is a series of movements with the hands and body.singing is mainly your voice
Difference between modernism and post modernism?
The difference between modernism and post modernism are the highlights and approaches towards life. It also differs in the ways of thinking that led to these movements.
What is the difference between tropic and nastic movements?
Tropisms and nastic movements are both plant responses to external stimuli. however tropisms are depend on the direction of the stimulus nastic movements do not depend on the direction of a stimulus
What is the difference between an art period and an art movement?
Try this site:* http://arthistory.about.com/od/movements/f/eramoveperiod.htm
What statement describes one difference between the independence movement in Algeria and the movements in Ghana and Kenya?
while the movement in Algeria escalated into full-scale war the movements in the Ghana Kenya ended peacefully
