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Nervous System Quiz

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Test your nervous system knowledge

by Osamu Dazai
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What are the two main parts of the nervous system?

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Which organ is the main control center of the nervous system?

3

What is a reflex action?

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How do voluntary actions differ from involuntary actions?

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What is the role of the peripheral nervous system?

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Which nerves carry information from the body to the CNS?

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Which nerves carry signals from the CNS to muscles to cause movement?

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How can you take care of your nervous system healthfully?

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What is a common issue showing a dysfunctional peripheral nervous system?

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Which statement best describes involuntary actions?

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The CNS includes brain and spinal cord; PNS connects them to the body.

The brain processes information and controls responses.

Reflexes happen without thinking and are fast.

Voluntary actions require thinking; involuntary ones do not.

PNS links the brain/spinal cord to the rest of the body.

Sensory nerves send signals like touch and pain to the brain.

Motor nerves transmit commands to muscles for action.

Healthy habits support brain and nerve function.

Nerve damage can disrupt sensation or movement in limbs.

Involuntary actions occur automatically, like blinking or reflexes.

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