Nervous System

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NERVOUS SYSTEM

The nervous system serves as the command center for your body. It is controlled by your brain and governs
your movements, thoughts, and automatic responses to the world around you. It also regulates other body
systems and processes like digestion, breathing, and sexual development (puberty).

PARTS OF NERVOUS SYTEM

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The Central Nervous System Consists This system allows the brain and spinal cord to
of 2 Components which is The Brain receive and send information to other areas of
the body, which let us react to stimuli in our
and The Spine
environment. This system is divided in two parts

- The Brain is one of its


components it deals with - Responsible for carrying sensory and motor info.
thoughts, the interpreter of This has motor neurons and sensory neurons

our external environment, and


- Your Somatic Nervous System is a subdivision of
the origin of control over body Cell Body
your peripheral nervous system that stretches
Dendrite
movement (senses). throughout nearly every part of your body. The
nerves in this system deliver information from your
Axon senses to your brain. They also carry commands
- The Spine is the second Myelin from your brain to your muscles so you can move
component of it, this is like a around
bridge for it connects the brain
to the other parts of the body.
Spine has a parts: The Cervical, - Responsible for regulating involuntary
body functions, such as blood flow,
Thoracic, Lumbar, Sacral, and
heartbeat, digestion, and breathing. This is
Coccygeal categorized in two parts: Parasympathetic
bronchoconstriction


system deals maintain normal body
stimulates peristalsis &

functions and conserve physical resources


secretion

while the Sympathetic system deals with


defense mechanism

Your Somatic Nervous System involves things you can consciously


sense and do. Your Autonomic Nervous System works without you
thinking about it, running the behind-the-scenes processes that
keep you alive. Both are subdivisions of the Peripheral Nervous
System.

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