1 Autonomic nervous system-This set of nerves works automatically. 2  We don't have to think about them, the brain does it all for us. 3  It would take a lot of concentration if we had to constantly tell our heart to beat or our digestive system to release certain enzymes. 4  I'm sure I'd forget and would be dead in no time!
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The Nervous System. 1  Motor nerves-Motor nerves allow the brain to control our muscles. 2  Sensory nerves-The second type of nerves are called sensory nerves. 3  Autonomic nervous system-This set of nerves works automatically. 4  Somatic nervous system-These are the nerves that we actively control, like jumping with our legs or moving our arms.
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Peripheral Nervous System: Nerves. The peripheral nervous system is controlled by the central nervous system and connected to every muscle in our body. The entire nervous system is made up of billions of pyramidical cells called neurons. Short thread-like branches called dendrites connect the neurons to each other. Neurons send messages throughout the body in the form of short bursts of electricity.
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Your nerves are made of special cells. Your nervous system keeps your balance. There are around 47 miles of nerves in your body. One nerve cell may be connected to 1000 more. Your nerve impulses can travel up to 390 feet per second. More Facts Thousands of nerve cells die each day One nerve in a human body is the sciatic nerve Your nervous system sends information around your body. Brain Lobes Bibliography Your Nervous System is the most complicated and fragile system. It tells all your other systems what to do.
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Your Nervous System wouldn’t work if you didn’t have the other systems. It is just the same the other way around, if you didn’t have your Nervous System you wouldn’t be able to move. Your brain is made of special cells called neurons that run throughout your body. Neurons carry information around your body and brain.
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1 These nerves carry signals to the brain to tell it about what is going on in the outside world. 2  They come from our skin (touch), nose (smell), eyes (sight), tongue (taste), nose (smell), and ears (hear). 3  Autonomic nervous system-This set of nerves works automatically.
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The nervous system is made up of the brain, the spinal cord, and a large network of nerves that covers all parts of the body. Together the nervous system helps different parts of our body communicate and allows our brain to control what is going on.
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Interesting Fact about the Nervous System: Impulses travel at the speed of several hundred miles per hour. So, an impulse can go from your head to foot in just a very small fraction of a second.
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There are eight systems in the human body. Each system relies on the other to keep the body functioning. The systems of the body includes the circulatory, immune, skeletal, excretory, muscular, endocrine, digestive, nervous and respiratory. It is important to understand how human body systems work together.
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Nervous System. The body has connectors neurons that communicate signals throughout the body. Messages are sent through nerves called neurons that are responsible for communication in the body. The nervous system controls the body's sense of smell, hearing, tasting, seeing and touching. The brain is the largest function of the nervous system.
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how the nervous system works for kids
The nervous system controls the body's sense of smell, hearing, tasting, seeing and touching. The brain is the largest function of the nervous system. In kids the nervous system controls the body's sense of smell, hearing, tasting, seeing and touching, brain is the largest function of the nervous system. 