Reaction time is a difficult thing to improve because there are several different things that people call "reaction time." Your raw physiological reaction speed is relatively constrained, while perception, anticipation, decision-making, and motor execution are much more trainable. With 195ms going to maybe 170-150ms should be possible though IMO.
Sleep, fatigue, general health, stimulants such as caffeine, and your hardware/setup can affect measured performance. You can improve Reaction Time somewhat through practice, just don't expect huge changes.
Reflex Flick - Fair - Precise or other reflex flick scenarios are good for that (Im not a pro so mby there are better ways, I can only say what I know).
You can get better at recognizing things though. This is huge in games. An experienced player doesn't necessarily have a dramatically faster reaction time, but often detects relevant information faster because they know what to look for. Becoming good at Target Reading will also help a lot.
Also check out the video Viscose made about this (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJcE6lRTipM),
I think its really well explained & might help you!