It is culture, in the sense of the everyday habits and beliefs of a people, which beds power down, makes it appear natural and inevitable, turns it into spontaneous reflex and response.
The laughter and smile of civilized man is, of course, often of a conventional kind, in which voluntary intent substitutes for, or interferes with, spontaneous reflex activity; this article is concerned, however, only with the latter.
But just as familiar, and much more uplifting, was the concert's rich and unpredictable journey, steered by the pianist's voluminous musical memory and spontaneous reflexes.
Spontaneous reflexes such as sucking, swallowing, micturition, defecation, and crying were completely preserved, but the calf was unable to stand, and its consciousness alternated from mild to severe depression.
This raises the question; did the abrupt increase in HR cause a concomitant reduction of PRSW, or was the increase in HR a spontaneous compensatory reflex aimed at elevating cardiac contractility?
injection of bee venom solution into a hindpaw of rats and cats has been reported to induce unique expressions of a prolonged, persistent, and spontaneous flinching reflex (lifting and licking behaviors indicative of pain) in a monophasic manner for 1-2 hours followed by a profound, persistent, mechanical, and thermal hyperalgesia in the injured site for 72 96 hours [ 7– 9].
A neurological evaluation was performed using a protocol that included GCS, brain steam reflex, spontaneous eyes movements, spontaneous mobility, breathing and seizures immediately after CPR; at 12, 24, 48, 72 hours, 8 days later and at discharge.
Li+ caused significant deterioration of behavioral responses including righting reflex, spontaneous motor activity and catalepsy.
In the behavioral surveys, s.c. injection of three doses of both melittin (5, 25 and 50 μg) and BV (10, 50 and 100 μg) into the posterior surface of one hind paw of rats produced an immediate tonic nociceptive response displaying as persistent spontaneous paw flinching reflex.
Studies in DM patients with or without chronic autonomic neuropathy indicate that both time- and frequency-domain measures of spontaneous baroreceptor-cardiac reflex sensitivity could allow early detection of chronic autonomic neuropathy in diabetic patients.
Full surgical anesthesia is achieved in stage III, which is further subdivided on the basis of the depth and rhythm of spontaneous respiration, pupil reflexes, and spontaneous eye movements.
