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The spinal cord is the major bone structure of the body. It holds the body in an upright position. The spinal cord protects series of "wires" or "cords" that connect the brain to the body, so that the brain would be able to send messages to the different parts of the body for it to move or to react.
The Spinal Cord is vital to our body, because the spinal cord (as stated earlier) contain nerves, veins, etc. that is connected to the brain, thus becoming an essential part of the nervous system. If the spinal cord (which protects the nerves) is damaged, then serious medical illness can occur.
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What protects the spinalcord?
what protects your spinalcord
What is the function of the spinalcord?
The function of the spinal cord is nothing.
What the function of the spinalcord?
The function of the spinal cord is nothing.
What body organ or structure protects the spinalcord and supports the head and back?
The medulla
What is composed of all nerves running off of the spinalcord?
nobody knows this answer haha
How wide is the spinalcord in the lower thoracic?
1/4 inch thick in the lower thoracic.
What does the spinalcord do?
it sends messages to the brain for the nervous system it is like the information highway of the nervous system
What are the parts that make up the nervous system?
The parts that make the nervous system are the brain and the spinalcord
What is the nameof the structure that ptotect the spinalcord?
Spinal fluid cushions the cord, and the vertabrae are the bones that protect it.
What path does a reflex arc take?
it goes to the receptor-spinalcord-motor neuron go diamondbacks lolz
How is the brain connected to the body?
Brain is the operator of our body. all our body parts have nerves.all the nerves are connected to the spinal cord in the back. from the spinalcord it reaches the Brain.
Where can one find more information about embarrassing stories?
One can find more information about embarrassing stories when one goes to sites like theblaze dot com, jezebel dot com, spinalcord dot org, lifehacker dot com, etc.
