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Nervous System in Human Beings

Nervious System In Human Beings

Central Nervous system includes the brain and spinal cord. The brain and spinal cord are protected by bony structure, membranes and fluids. The brain is held in cranial cavity or Skull.

Funtion of Nervous system:-The function of nerous system is to gather information from different parts of body to the brain, where the brain analysis this data and sends message to that particular region/part of the body to take action. Here comes both an internal and external environment of body.

Working.. The messages are taken from the site to the brain through neurons and the message from the brain to the site is also carried by neurons. The neurons which take information from the site ti the brain are known as Sensory nervous and the neurons which take information from brain back to the site are know as Motor nervous.

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