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What happens to the nervous system if a person is bare feet and treads on a drawing pin?
When a person steps on a drawing pin barefoot, the sensory receptors in the skin send pain signals to the spinal cord and brain through the nervous system. This rapid transmission triggers an immediate withdrawal reflex, causing the person to instinctively lift their foot away from the painful stimulus. The brain then processes the pain, leading to a conscious awareness of injury and prompting a response to address the damage.
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When you step on a needle what happens to nervous system?
the nervous system reacts
What happens to your nervous system when you break your leg?
your nervous system tells your brain that it hurts and you fell pain.
What happens in your nervous system when you eat?
Your memories dear
Is autonomic nervous system is that portion of the nervous system over which a person has complete control?
YEs
What happens within the body's nervous system during exercise?
The nervous system receives information and by the sensory nerves it transports to the brain what you learnt.
This system enables a person to sense pain?
Nervous system causes the person to sense pain.
What happens when you sever the central nervous system?
You will either be paralysed or dead!
Can a person live without a nervous system?
ummmm..... NO
Does everbody have nerves?
The nervous system is an essential part of life. Therefore you will not find a person or an animal without a central nervous system
What happens when the sympathetic division of the nervous system is stimulated?
it stimulates the gastrointestinal activity
Is snail have nervous system?
nooo u crazy person
What happens in the nervous system?
The nervous system controls and coordinates all body functions by sending and receiving electrical signals through neurons. It is divided into the central nervous system (brain and spinal cord) and the peripheral nervous system (nerves outside the brain and spinal cord). The nervous system allows for sensory perception, voluntary movement, and involuntary processes like heart rate and digestion.
