The nervous system coordinates its actions and sensory information to and from different parts of the body.
Frontal View
Sagittal View
Transverse View
Organ: Brain
Organ: Spinal Cord
Organ: Intercoastal nerve
Abdominal Cavity
Organ: Subcoastal nerve
Pelvic Cavity
Organ: Vagus nerve
Epithelial
Fibrous Connective
Muscle
Nervous
The nervous system responds to a drop in body temperature by making blood vessels constrict and triggering muscles to shiver.
The normal body temperature of the human body is 98.6 degrees fahrenheit.
The Nervous system responds to a raise in body temperature by dilating blood vessels and triggering sweat glands.
The nervous system responds to a drop in pH with ASIC3 cells.
The nervous system responds to a rise in pH with PKD2L1 cells.
The nervous system responds to a drop in blood pressure by increasing the heart rate and constricting blood vessels.
The nervous system responds to a rise in blood pressure by reducing the heart rate and dilating the blood vessels.
The nervous system responds to a drop in blood sugar by telling the body to pump out adrenaline.
The nervous system responds to a rise in blood sugar by signaling the pancreas to produce more insulin.
