<span>Losing proprioception is when the specialized sensory receptors on
nerve endings found in muscles, joints, tendons and inner ear is not working
properly. Their ability to receive and send information on the positioning of
the body and movement can execute protective reflexes to prevent an injury. Thus,
walking on a leg that has ‘fallen asleep” is similar to losing proprioception
which joint stability is not present.</span>
A theory possibly? Im not entirely sure because a theory needs to be proven over and over and over again.
Answer: Tendons are made up of reticular connective tissue.
a. reticular
b. dense regular
c. elastic
d. areolar
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