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The document summarizes the human nervous system and its main components. It describes how sense organs receive stimuli from both external and internal environments and send sensory information to the central nervous system via sensory nerves. The central nervous system, which includes the brain and spinal cord, interprets this information and can initiate either involuntary reflex responses via the spinal cord or voluntary motor responses via the brain. It also briefly outlines the main functions and components of several other body systems, including the musculoskeletal, digestive, respiratory, circulatory, excretory, and sensory systems.
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- 2. Sense Organ they respond to a stimuli and send Sensory nerves the carry infomation from the organs and internal to central nervous Central nervous system it receives and interprets information to the brain
- 3. SPINAL CORD BRAIN THE SPINAL CORD PRODUCE AUTOMATIC RESPONSE THE BRAIN IS INSIDE THE CRANIUMMOTOR RESPONSE THE CENTRAL NERVOUS RECEIVED AND SENDS ALONG MOTOR NERVES THOSE MOTOR NERVES CARRY FROM THE CENTRAL NERVOUS THIS RESPONSE CAN BE EITHER AN INVOLUNTARY RESPONSE MUSKULETAL SYSTEM
- 4. INVOLUNTARY MOVEMENTS ARE PRODUCE THE SPINAL CORD OUR REFLEXES ARE INVOLUNARY MOVEMENTS VOLUNTARY MOVEMENTS ARE PRODUCE BY BRAIN ACTIVITY THE BRAN INTERPRETS INFORMATION FROM THE SENSE ORGAN
- 5. LIGAMENTS CONNECT THE BONES TO EACH OTHER MUSCLES MUSCLES CAN STRECH AND CONTRACT BONES THE SKELETON IS MADE OF BONES TENDONS ATTACH MUSCLES TO BONES MUSKULETAL SYSTEM
- 6. THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM BREAKS DOWN THE FOOD OUR BODY ABSORB THE STOMACH AND INTESTINES IS ORGANS OF THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
- 7. THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM ABSORB OXYGEN INTO BODY AND CARBON DIOXIDE THE LUNGS AND TRACHEA OIS ORGAN OF RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
- 8. THE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM TRANSPORT BLOOD TO THE BODY AND THE HEART IS A ORGAN OF HE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM
- 9. THE EXCRETORY SYSTEM ELIMINATE THE WASTE AND KIDNEYS IS A ORGANS OF EXCRETORY SYSTEM
- 10. EXTERNAL STIMULI ARE CHANGES OUR ENVIROMENT THE BODY OUR SENSE ORGAN CAPTURE THE STIMULI AND SEND MESSAGE TO THE BRAIN INTERNAL STIMULI ARE CHANGES HAPPEN INSIDE OUR BODY THESE STIMULI THE STOMACH IS ORGAN OF INTERNAL STIMULI A STIMULUS IS ANY ACTION THAT WE FEEL THE BODY SENDS ABOUT THE SENSATION THE BRAIN PROCESSES THIS INFORMACION
- 11. THE ORDER BECOMES A RESPONSE TO STIMUL AND THAT TELLS THE BODY
- 12. MOTOR RESPONSE GLANDULAR RESPONSE WHIT YOU TROUGH THE BALL THE BODY STRECH OUR ARMS WHIT YOU GO TO THE BEACH YOU HAVE HOT THE GLANDULAR RESPONSE SWEAT
- 13. OLFATORY RECEPTOR ARE IN NASAL CAVITY AND IN PITUITARY ARE WITH YOU SMELL THE INFORMATION GO TO HE BRAIN
- 14. TASTE RECEPTORS ARE TONGUE SMALL BUMPS CALLED BUDS HELPUS
- 15. THE SKIN IS THE SENSE OF TOUCH RECEPTORS PAIN AND TEXTURE
- 16. THE EYES ARE ORGAN OF THE SIGHT AND ENTER IN THE EYES THOUGH PUPIL, LENS , RETINA ,
- 17. THE EARS ARE THE ORGAN OF THE SENSE THROUGH OUTER , EAR , INNER CANAL , MIDDLE EAR , COCHLEA ,AUDITORY NERVE