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The nervous system 1

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Text to be completed by the student. Unit 1. Natural Science 6 primary

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The nervous system 1

Text to be completed by the student. Unit 1. Natural Science 6 primary

Guillermo Ferrando Valverde
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orders musculoskeletal central inside sensory fast travel involuntary muscles decisions slower stimulus automatic

The nervous system has an important role to perform in the interaction function . It controls our entire body sending , receiving and interpreting information from all parts of our body . This messages travel through the body as nerve impulses . But let's see the sequence of this :
SENSE ORGANS : They respond to a and send impulses along the nerves .
SENSORY NERVES : They carry information from the sense organs and internal organs to the nervous system .
CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM :
Spinal Cord : The spinal cord produces and automatic responses .
Brain : The brain is the cranium and it makes and gives .
MOTOR NERVES :
The central nervous system coordinates the information , receives and sends impulses along motor nerves . These motor nerves carry signals from the central nervous system to the in the system .
MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM :
It brings a response . This response can be either a voluntary or an response .
Involuntary movements are produced by the spinal cord action . Our reflexes are involuntary movements . Reflexes are fast and responses .
Voluntary movements are produced by brain activity . The brain interprets information from the sesnse organs and produces a voluntary respose . Voluntary responses are than involuntary responses .