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Desafío CNS vs PNS

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Diferencias entre CNS y PNS.

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Desafío CNS vs PNS
 

Desafío CNS vs PNSOnline version

Diferencias entre CNS y PNS.

by Cecilia del Valle
1

El cerebro es parte del sistema nervioso periférico.

2

Nervios craneales y espinales forman parte del sistema nervioso periférico.

3

El sistema nervioso central solo controla pensamientos y no movimientos.

4

El sistema nervioso periférico conecta al SNC con el resto del cuerpo mediante nervios.

5

El SNP transmite señales sensoriales desde receptores al SNC y señales motoras desde el SNC a los músculos.

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El sistema nervioso central está formado por el cerebro y la médula espinal.

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Todos los nervios del SNP llevan solo información sensorial.

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El SNP no puede regenerarse si se daña.

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El SNC procesa información y coordina respuestas.

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La médula espinal pertenece al sistema nervioso periférico.

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