In _____ rigidity, the upper and lower limbs show extension due to loss of excitation by corticospinal and rubrospinal fibres on flexor alpha-motor neurons of spinal cord; and corticoreticular fibres on reticular formation of medulla.
Two kinds of excitatory input enter the cerebellum in the form of _____ fibers and mossy fibers
_____ of the globus pallidus internus results in excitation of the ipsilateral ventral lateral (VL) nucleus of the thalamus (basal ganglia pathway)
Stretch reflex:Muscle stretch reflex is a _____-synaptic reflex
Stretch reflex:What are the afferent fibres for muscle spindle receptor?_____
Layers of the cerebellum:Stellate, basket, Golgi and Purkinje cells release _____ at their endings.
Stretch reflex:Input from the muscle spindle afferents _____ and II, activate the alpha motor neurons, which innervate the extra-fusal fibres
Renshaw cell inhibition is an example of _____ inhibition.
The image shows decerebrate rigidity, in which there is _____ excitation

Clonus is due to sustained hyperactivity of _____ motor neurons.
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