Which Is an Example of a Typical Crossed-Extensor Response

question 9

Multiple Choice

Which is an example of a typical crossed-extensor response?

• A) unweighting of one foot in response to pressure on the other
• B) contraction of the extensor muscles in response to deep pressure on the foot
• C) contraction of the extensor muscles of one leg in response to unweighting of the opposite foot
• D) reflex extension of the arm when the leg extends

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