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42 Aero Camino, Goleta, CA 93117 www.biopac.com Biopac Student Lab Lesson 20 SPINAL CORD REFLEXES Analysis Procedure Rev. 12292017 Richard Pflanzer, Ph.D. Associate Professor Emeritus Indiana University School of Medicine Purdue University School of Science William McMullen Vice President, BIOPAC Systems, Inc. V. DATA ANALYSIS FAST TRACK Data Analysis Detailed Explanation of Data Analysis Steps 1. Enter the Review Saved Data mode. If entering Review Saved Data mode from the Startup dialog or Lessons menu, make sure to choose the correct file. 2. Note Channel Number (CH) designations: Channel CH 1 CH 2 Displays Reflex Hammer Strike Response NOTE: The example figures (at right and on following page) depict how data should appear depending on which type of response was recorded. If the lesson was conducted using SS2L Leads and EMG electrodes, refer to the EMG data figure. If the SS21L twin-axis Goniometer was used, refer to the Goniometer data figure. Fig. 20.25a Example EMG data 3. Set up the measurement boxes as follows: Channel Measurement CH 1 Delta T CH 1 Max CH 2 Max 4. Set up the display for optimal viewing of first Knee Jerk Reflex recording. Fig. 20.25b Example Goniometer data The measurement boxes are above the marker region in the data window. Each measurement has three sections: channel number, measurement type, and result. The first two sections are pull-down menus that are activated when you click them. Brief definition of measurements: Delta T: measures the difference in time between the end and beginning of the selected area. Max: measures the maximum amplitude in the selected area. The selected area is the area selected by the I-Beam tool (including endpoints) Note: The append event markers mark the beginning of each recording. Click the event marker to display its label. Useful tools for changing view: Display menu: Autoscale Horizontal, Autoscale Waveforms, Zoom Back, Zoom Forward Scroll Bars: Time (Horizontal); Amplitude (Vertical) Cursor Tools: Zoom Tool Buttons: Overlap, Split, Show Grid, Hide Grid, -, + Hide/Show Channel: Alt + click (Windows) or Option + click (Mac) the channel number box to toggle channel display. To measure reaction times, select the area from the onset of the hammer strike in CH 1 to the onset of EMG activity in CH2. Data Analysis continues. Page P-1 BIOPAC Systems, Inc.

Page P-2 L20 Spinal Cord Reflexes Biopac Student Lab 4 5. Zoom in on the first Hammer Strike and Response in the Knee Jerk Reflex recording and take measurements: a) To measure reaction times, select the area from the onset of the hammer strike (CH 1) to the onset of Response (CH 2) and note the Delta T measurement (Fig 20.26). A b) To measure amplitudes, select an area that encompasses the Hammer Strike pulse and the maximum amplitude of the Response and note the Max measurements for each channel (Fig. 20.27). B Fig. 20.26a Reaction Time measurement (EMG data) 6. Use the Horizontal Scroll Bar to scroll to each successive hammer strike and response within the Knee Jerk Reflex recording and note all reaction time and amplitude measurements. A, B 7. Repeat Steps 5 and 6 for all recordings. Note: Each recording begins with an append event marker. Click on the marker to display the label. Scroll through using the Horizontal Scroll Bar, or zoom out (Display > Autoscale Horizontal followed by Display > Autoscale Waveforms) and then zoom in on the desired data. A, B Fig. 20.26b Reaction Time measurement (Goniometer data) Fig. 20.27a Amplitude measurement (EMG data) Fig. 20.27b Amplitude measurement (Goniometer data) 8. Save or Print the data file. An electronically editable Data Report is located in the journal 9. Quit the program. (following the lesson summary,) or immediately following this Data Analysis section. Your instructor will recommend the preferred format for your lab. END OF DATA ANALYSIS END OF LESSON 20 Complete the Lesson 20 Data Report that follows.

BIOPAC Systems, Inc. L20 Spinal Cord Reflexes Page P-3 SPINAL CORD REFLEXES DATA REPORT Subject Profile Student s Name: Lab Section: Date: Subject s Name: Gender: Male / Female Age: Height: Weight: I. Data Tables Spinal Cord Reflex measurements A. Complete Table 20.3 with reaction time (latent period) data for each recording and complete the required calculations. Reaction time is measured from onset of hammer strike to onset of EMG activity. Table 20.3 Trial # Jendrassik Mental Math Flexor Voluntary Knee Knee Jerk maneuver Distraction Withdrawal Jerk Ankle Jerk 1 msec msec msec msec msec msec 2 msec msec msec msec msec msec 3 msec msec msec msec msec msec 4 msec msec msec msec msec msec 5 msec msec msec msec msec msec Average msec msec msec msec msec msec B. Complete Table 20.4 with Strike Force and Response Amplitude data for each recording and complete the required calculations. Use the result to calculate the relationship between strike force (CH1) and response amplitude (CH2). Note about response amplitude portion of table: If using the SS2L Lead Set (EMG), units are expressed in millivolts (mv). If using the Goniometer (SS21L), units are expressed in degrees (deg). Table 20.4 Measure Trial # Knee Jerk Jendrassik maneuver Mental Math Distraction Flexor Withdrawal Voluntary Knee Jerk Ankle Jerk Hammer (SS36L) 1 mv mv mv mv mv mv 2 mv mv mv mv mv mv 3 mv mv mv mv mv mv 4 mv mv mv mv mv mv Calculated Average 5 mv mv mv mv mv mv SS2L (mv) or Goniometer (degrees) 1 2 3 4 5 Calculated Average

Page P-4 L20 Spinal Cord Reflexes Biopac Student Lab 4 II. Questions 1. What is the physiological meaning of the term reflex? 2. List the anatomical components of a reflex pathway in correct sequence from beginning to end. 3. What is the difference between an ipsilateral reflex and a contralateral reflex? 4. Define reciprocal inhibition and explain its importance. 5. The stronger the percussion hammer taps on the patellar tendon, the greater the reflex contraction of the quadriceps femoris. Explain. 6. The Jendrassik maneuver may exaggerate spinal reflexes such as the patellar reflex. Explain. 7. When a physician elicits the patellar reflex, what physiological activities are being examined? List four. (Hint: think of the function of each component of the reflex pathway). 8. Briefly explain the function of the supraspinal descending inhibitory motor pathways.

BIOPAC Systems, Inc. L20 Spinal Cord Reflexes Page P-5 9. There are two pathways by which the Jendrassik maneuver facilitates alpha motor neuron output. Describe one. III. OPTIONAL Active Learning Portion A. Hypothesis B. Materials C. Method D. Set Up E. Experimental Results End of Lesson 20 Data Report

Page P-6 L20 Spinal Cord Reflexes Biopac Student Lab 4 VI. DATA ANALYSIS FAST TRACK Data Analysis Detailed Explanation of Data Analysis Steps 10. Enter the Review Saved Data mode. If entering Review Saved Data mode from the Startup dialog or Lessons menu, make sure to choose the correct file. 11. Note Channel Number (CH) designations: Channel CH 1 CH 2 Displays Reflex Hammer Strike Response NOTE: The example figures (at right and on following page) depict how data should appear depending on which type of response was recorded. If the lesson was conducted using SS2L Leads and EMG electrodes, refer to the EMG data figure. If the SS21L twin-axis Goniometer was used, refer to the Goniometer data figure. Fig. 20.25a Example EMG data 12. Set up the measurement boxes as follows: Channel CH 1 CH 1 CH 2 Measurement Delta T Max Max 13. Set up the display for optimal viewing of first Knee Jerk Reflex recording. Fig. 20.25b Example Goniometer data The measurement boxes are above the marker region in the data window. Each measurement has three sections: channel number, measurement type, and result. The first two sections are pull-down menus that are activated when you click them. Brief definition of measurements: Delta T: measures the difference in time between the end and beginning of the selected area. Max: measures the maximum amplitude in the selected area. The selected area is the area selected by the I-Beam tool (including endpoints) Note: The append event markers mark the beginning of each recording. Click the event marker to display its label. Useful tools for changing view: Display menu: Autoscale Horizontal, Autoscale Waveforms, Zoom Back, Zoom Forward Scroll Bars: Time (Horizontal); Amplitude (Vertical) Cursor Tools: Zoom Tool Buttons: Overlap, Split, Show Grid, Hide Grid, -, + Hide/Show Channel: Alt + click (Windows) or Option + click (Mac) the channel number box to toggle channel display. To measure reaction times, select the area from the onset of the hammer strike in CH 1 to the onset of EMG activity in CH2. Data Analysis continues.

BIOPAC Systems, Inc. L20 Spinal Cord Reflexes Page P-7 14. Zoom in on the first Hammer Strike and Response in the Knee Jerk Reflex recording and take measurements: c) To measure reaction times, select the area from the onset of the hammer strike (CH 1) to the onset of Response (CH 2) and note the Delta T measurement (Fig 20.26). A d) To measure amplitudes, select an area that encompasses the Hammer Strike pulse and the maximum amplitude of the Response and note the Max measurements for each channel (Fig. 20.27). B Fig. 20.26a Reaction Time measurement (EMG data) 15. Use the Horizontal Scroll Bar to scroll to each successive hammer strike and response within the Knee Jerk Reflex recording and note all reaction time and amplitude measurements. A, B 16. Repeat Steps 5 and 6 for all recordings. Note: Each recording begins with an append event marker. Click on the marker to display the label. Scroll through using the Horizontal Scroll Bar, or zoom out (Display > Autoscale Horizontal followed by Display > Autoscale Waveforms) and then zoom in on the desired data. A, B Fig. 20.26b Reaction Time measurement (Goniometer data) Fig. 20.27a Amplitude measurement (EMG data) Fig. 20.27b Amplitude measurement (Goniometer data) 17. Save or Print the data file. An electronically editable Data Report is located in the journal 18. Quit the program. (following the lesson summary,) or immediately following this Data Analysis section. Your instructor will recommend the preferred format for your lab. END OF DATA ANALYSIS END OF LESSON 20 Complete the Lesson 20 Data Report that follows.

Page P-8 L20 Spinal Cord Reflexes Biopac Student Lab 4 SPINAL CORD REFLEXES DATA REPORT Subject Profile Student s Name: Lab Section: Date: Subject s Name: Gender: Male / Female Age: Height: Weight: III. Data Tables Spinal Cord Reflex measurements C. Complete Table 20.3 with reaction time (latent period) data for each recording and complete the required calculations. Reaction time is measured from onset of hammer strike to onset of EMG activity. Table 20.3 Trial # Jendrassik Mental Math Flexor Voluntary Knee Knee Jerk maneuver Distraction Withdrawal Jerk Ankle Jerk 1 msec msec msec msec msec msec 2 msec msec msec msec msec msec 3 msec msec msec msec msec msec 4 msec msec msec msec msec msec 5 msec msec msec msec msec msec Average msec msec msec msec msec msec D. Complete Table 20.4 with Strike Force and Response Amplitude data for each recording and complete the required calculations. Use the result to calculate the relationship between strike force (CH1) and response amplitude (CH2). Note about response amplitude portion of table: If using the SS2L Lead Set (EMG), units are expressed in millivolts (mv). If using the Goniometer (SS21L), units are expressed in degrees (deg). Table 20.4 Measure Trial # Knee Jerk Jendrassik maneuver Mental Math Distraction Flexor Withdrawal Voluntary Knee Jerk Ankle Jerk Hammer (SS36L) 1 mv mv mv mv mv mv 2 mv mv mv mv mv mv 3 mv mv mv mv mv mv 4 mv mv mv mv mv mv Calculated Average 5 mv mv mv mv mv mv SS2L (mv) or Goniometer (degrees) 1 2 3 4 5 Calculated Average

BIOPAC Systems, Inc. L20 Spinal Cord Reflexes Page P-9 IV. Questions 10. What is the physiological meaning of the term reflex? 11. List the anatomical components of a reflex pathway in correct sequence from beginning to end. 12. What is the difference between an ipsilateral reflex and a contralateral reflex? 13. Define reciprocal inhibition and explain its importance. 14. The stronger the percussion hammer taps on the patellar tendon, the greater the reflex contraction of the quadriceps femoris. Explain. 15. The Jendrassik maneuver may exaggerate spinal reflexes such as the patellar reflex. Explain. 16. When a physician elicits the patellar reflex, what physiological activities are being examined? List four. (Hint: think of the function of each component of the reflex pathway). 17. Briefly explain the function of the supraspinal descending inhibitory motor pathways.

Page P-10 L20 Spinal Cord Reflexes Biopac Student Lab 4 18. There are two pathways by which the Jendrassik maneuver facilitates alpha motor neuron output. Describe one. III. OPTIONAL Active Learning Portion F. Hypothesis G. Materials H. Method I. Set Up J. Experimental Results End of Lesson 20 Data Report