The nervous system has three basic components: sensory neurons that receive information from external and internal environments; incoming information to be processed by the CNS (brain and the spinal cord) to generate the appropriate response; and, finally, commands from the CNS to muscles and/or glands to carry out the response. Match the terms with the correct description. Autonomic nervous system :
Visceral sensory receptors
CNS
Sympathetic
Parasympathetic
Somatic NS
PNS
is composed of brain and spinal cord.
is made up sensory and efferent division.
controls voluntary movement of skeletal muscles.
controls smooth muscles, cardiac muscles and glandular secretions during stressful situations
dominates when resting after a meal.
is the area where sensory information gets processed.
consists of sympathetic and parasympathetic divisions.
monitors sensory impulses from internal organs.