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What are the basic functions of the nervous system?
What are the basic functions of the nervous system?
- Receptor activation, sensory information processing, neurotransmitter release
- Sensation, interpretation, reaction
- Stimuli monitoring, muscle activation, homeostasis maintenance
- Sensation, integration, motor output (correct)
How does the nervous system differ from the endocrine system?
How does the nervous system differ from the endocrine system?
- The nervous system is rapid and fast-acting, while the endocrine system's effects may persist (correct)
- The endocrine system is involved in sensory processing, unlike the nervous system
- The endocrine system is responsible for muscle activation, unlike the nervous system
- Both systems have similar effects on homeostasis
What is the nervous system's role in homeostasis?
What is the nervous system's role in homeostasis?
- It serves as an integrating center for maintaining homeostasis (correct)
- It has no role in maintaining homeostasis
- It directly controls all body functions related to homeostasis
- It only responds to homeostatic imbalances
What are the two types of tissues that can generate and propagate electrical impulses?
What are the two types of tissues that can generate and propagate electrical impulses?
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What are the cells that monitor stimuli known as?
What are the cells that monitor stimuli known as?
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