Does the nervous system control all of the of the systems of your body?

Answer 1

Considering that nerves are every ware in your body, yes. Considering that nerves are every ware in your body, yes. Absolutely, that's what it's there for, cognitively you don't control everything, but your nervous system does. BTW whoever answered the question previously, you should know that everywhere is spelt e-v-e-r-y-w-h-e-r-e not e-v-e-r-y-w-a-r-e.

Answer 2

Everything is connected to the nervous system. Parts of the brain are detecting every change that goes on for example heart rate, muscle movements, even hormone levels and electrolyte balance. All of this involves signaling and controls all of the body systems so that each can do their job in regulation for homeostasis.

Answer 3

Here is just a smattering of examples for how the nervous system interacts with the other body systems:

• Notice that you just took a breath-- that is the autonomic nervous system;
• same with swallowing, blinking your eyes, scratching an itch, turning in your sleep, digestion, etc.
• Reach out to touch your monitor-- that's the voluntary nervous system for muscles ;
• same with standing, sitting, walking, jumping, climbing stairs, etc.
• Have sexual urges--- that starts with autonomic nervous system's effects on hormone release, but switches to voluntary if you act on the urges.
• Having a bowel movement or urinating involves both autonomic and voluntary.
• That's just a handful of examples.

Answer 4

Yes, the nervous system controls and coordinates all the systems in your body through the transmission of electrical signals along nerve cells. It helps regulate processes such as movement, sensation, breathing, and digestion by sending messages between the brain and different parts of the body.

Answer 5

Endocrine

Answer 6

The brain.