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svetoff [14.1K]
2 years ago
12

Except for speed, your nervous system is most similar to

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1 answer:
dlinn [17]2 years ago
8 0

Your nervous system is most similar to a cruise ship (option C).

The nervous system is a complex network in the body in charge of:

  • Automatic responses and movements.
  • Voluntary movements.
  • Responses to the world.

This system works due to the action of structures such as:

  • The brain.
  • The spinal cord.
  • The nerves.

Moreover, the nervous system works through the following steps:

  1. A stimulus is received, for example, you accidentally touch a hot surface.
  2. This is taken by the nerves to the brain.
  3. The brain processes the information and sends a response, for example, to move the hand away from the hot surface.

Based on this, the system resembles a cruise ship because signals go from the senses to the brain and then back again similar to a cruise going away and then back to the port.

Learn more about brain in: brainly.com/question/5361122

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