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Rooting reflex Rooting reflex is the automatic response of an infant to having his cheek stroked; turning his head and opening his mouth.
Reflex arc Reflex arc is the hypothesized physiological links between a stimulus and a response.
Plantar reflex Plantar reflex is the automatic curling downward of the toes when the sole of the foot is stroked; normally replaces the Babinski reflex at the age of about 2.
Moro Reflex Moro Reflex is the startle response made by newborn infants , involving clutching movements of the arms and legs, first observed by the Austrian paediatrician Ernst Moro.
Grasping reflex Grasping reflex is the automatic response by fingers or toes when the palm or the sole of the foot is stimulated.
Darwinian reflex Darwinian reflex is a grasping reflex found only in very young animals or human infants.
Babinski reflex Babinski reflex is the named after Joseph Babinski, a French neurologist, this is a normal reflex that occurs in infants below the age of two and then disappears. The
Time-domain reflectometer (TDR) Time-domain reflectometer (TDR) is a network troubleshooting device that can determine whether there is a break or short in the cable and if so
Reflective wireless network Reflective wireless network is an infrared wireless networking technology that uses a central optical transceiver to relay signals
Reflexes A neonate is born with a number of reflexes – unlearned, involuntary responses that occur automatically in the presence of center stimuli.
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