Answer:
Reflexes that control skeletal muscle are called stretch reflex.
Explanation:
The stretch reflex (osteotendinous reflex) is a medullary reflex that occurs when the body responds to a mechanical stimulus, it is produced by stretching a skeletal muscle. Usually, this reflex occurs on the tendons and, in some cases, on the bone. Muscle fibers and muscle spindles extend during stretching. The latter activate the muscle that contracts. The muscle spindles are those that are responsible for sending the signal to the spinal cord, it receives and transmits messages to the brain. The spinal cord is responsible, among other things, for the control of movements.
