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The Central Nervous System Answers

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3

What do the meninges and the cerebrospinal fluid have in common?

B
Both help information pass through the spinal cord.
B
Both are involved in protecting the brain.
B
Both affect sleeping and waking patterns.
B
Both are involved in physical coordination and balance.
4

Why are functional MRIs useful to doctors?

T
They can ease pain in various areas of the body.
T
They can reduce tumors in patients' brain and spinal cord.
T
They show which parts of the brain are involved in specific activities.
T
They stimulate specific parts of the brain and look for a response.
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What is the main difference between the central nervous system (CNS) and the peripheral nervous system (PNS)?

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The CNS involves the brain and spinal cord, and the PNS involves the body nerves.
T
The CNS involves the body nerves, and the PNS involves the brain and spinal cord.
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The CNS involves sensory neurons, and the PNS involves motor neurons.
T
The CNS involves motor neurons, and the PNS involves sensory neurons.
6

The spinal cord is made up of

t
the pons and the medulla.
t
the brain and the brain stem.
w
white and gray matter.
g
gray matter only.
7

Which is a function of the central nervous system?

p
pumping blood through the body
c
controlling coordination in the body
f
fighting bacteria that enter the body
b
breaking down carbohydrates in the body
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least likely

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The CNS processes information that is received from the stimuli receptors.
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The CNS is found in the central area of our upper body, close to the heart.
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The CNS sends out information so that the body can react appropriately to stimuli.
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The CNS is composed of the brain and the spinal cord.

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