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Explanation:
- About 14 percent were current or recent problem drinkers, or nearly 33 million nationally, and 30 percent
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Look at the way that they act. If they are into doing rebellious things, that could be bad. If they hang out with kids that you know aren't good kids, that could also be bad. If they ask you if you want some drugs or alcohol, that is DEFINITELY bad.
I think that this question is not complete or is not a question, What are you even looking for?
Inherited diseases can __________, which will negatively affect physical fitness.
Out of all the options shown above the one that best completes and makes the statement above true is answer choice B) limit cardiovascular functionality
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Answer:
<u>Functions of central nervous system (CNS)</u>
- regulating the sleep cycle
- acting as the control center of the nervous system
<u>Functions of peripheral nervous system: </u>
- managing the body's vital functions
- digesting food for nutrients
- supporting the skeletal system
Explanation:
The nervous system is divided into central nervous system (CNS), consisting of the brain and spinal cord and peripheral nervous system (PNS) (cranial and spinal nerves).
The central nervous system commands several functions in the body. The brain is responsible for the perception of different external stimuli through the senses, intelligence and memory.
The peripheral nervous system is organized into plexuses. Its divided into autonomic nervous system and the somatic / sensory nervous system.
- Somatic nervous system: formed by motor fibers that drive CNS impulses to the skeletal muscles. Its main function is to respond to stimuli from the external environment.
- Autonomic Nervous System: the main function is to regulate the internal environment of the body by exercising control over activities such as digestion and excretion. Its divided into 2 systems: sympathetic nervous system (usually stimulates organ function) and parasympathetic nervous system (usually inhibits organ function).
