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14. Which term describes changes in the internal or external environments that can cause a
nervous system response? 15. What is the process by which the central nervous system interprets
all the information it receives from organs such as the eyes and the skin? 16. Which division of the
nervous system makes voluntary movement possible? 17. Which term describes the process of
transmitting nerve impulses from the brain and spinal cord to all other parts of the body? 18. What
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tissues that surround the CNS? Match each of the following terms related to the brain with the
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