What Is the Role of an Inhibitory Interneuron in a Stretch

question 11

Multiple Choice

What is the role of an inhibitory interneuron in a stretch reflex?

• A)It is used to inhibit the antagonistic muscles from contracting at the same time as the effectors of the reflex.
• B)It is used to ensure that the effectors do not contract excessively.
• C)It sends inhibitory commands to the opposite limb, so it will not respond.
• D)It ensures that the reflex does not damage the effectors.
• E)Inhibitory interneurons are not involved in stretch reflexes.

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