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Karleigh Savannah Sabre Emma

Nerves Brain Spinal Cord

The Central system helps you be able to hear,smell,see,taste,and feel. The Peripheral system carries the nerves impulses from the Central system to muscle glands. The Autonomic system regulates involuntary action, the heart beat.

Important to body The nervous system is one of the important parts of are body because it controls our body The Nervous system helps out our brain. There are 3 VERY important parts of the body. They are: 1. Central System 2. Peripheral System 3.Autonomic System

There is a LOT of nerves in our body. The nerves in are body are maid up from the spinal cord and the brain. There is three of the systems that work together. The Nervous System is the MOST important system in the body.

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