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Which part of the body responds to stimuli?
The nervous system.
What body system receives information from inside and outside the body and responds to that?
Nervous system
What tissue transmits electrical signals?
neurons
What body system receives information from the inside and outside the body and responds to that information?
Nervous system
What body system receive information from inside and outside the body and responds to that information?
Nervous system
What body system receives information from the inside outside the body and responds to that information?
Nervous system
What body system receives information from inside and outside the body and responds to the information?
Nervous system
What body system receives information from inside to outside the body and responds to that information?
Nervous system
What body system receives receives information from the inside and outside the body and responds to that information?
Nervous system
Is this true or false Muscle tissue sends electrical signals throughout the human body.?
False. Muscle tissue itself does not send electrical signals; rather, it responds to electrical signals sent by the nervous system. The nervous system generates these signals to initiate muscle contractions, allowing for movement. Muscle tissue can generate its own electrical impulses during contraction, but it does not communicate signals autonomously throughout the body.
Nerve pathway between the brain and other parts of the body?
The nervous system is made up of the brain, the spinal cord, and all of the nerves in your body. Your nervous system detects and responds to changes inside and outside your body. First the nervous system receives information about the environment or other parts of the body. Then it interprets the information. Finally, it responds to information.
What body system receives information from inside and outside body and responds to that information?
I am taking a test got the same question and I just guessed and put down "Nervous System" for the sake of the test.
