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Nervous System Control

Meaning

Nervous System Control refers to the comprehensive regulatory capacity of the nervous system, encompassing the brain, spinal cord, and an extensive network of peripheral nerves, to coordinate and manage all bodily functions. This vital system orchestrates both conscious actions, such as voluntary movement, and involuntary processes, including respiration, digestion, and cardiovascular regulation, ensuring the body’s internal stability and appropriate responses to its environment.