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Central Nervous System Regulation

Meaning

Central Nervous System Regulation refers to the brain and spinal cord’s continuous oversight and adjustment of all bodily functions to maintain physiological stability. This vital process ensures that internal conditions, such as body temperature, blood pressure, and hormone levels, remain within optimal ranges, facilitating survival and proper functioning of organ systems. It encompasses the coordinated activity of neural circuits that receive sensory input, process information, and issue commands to effector organs.