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Q List two skills encountered in everyday life that depend on nervous system function and list the part of the nervous system responsible for each. Using 300 to 500 words post your thoughts about this. Please include at least two scholarly references. Reply to at least two other students' posts using approximately 100 words. Two very important skill of our day to day's life is communication and memorizing and both of these are highly influenced by our nervous system

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Nervous system plays a vital role in communication with the external and internal environment. The sensory receptors take stimuli and send it to the brain by the sensory nerve. Respective part of brain analyses this, and motor nerve carry the instruction to the muscle. For example, when we touch a hot plate, we pull back our hand because the thermoreceptors present on our skin sends a signal of pain to the brain. This was an example of communicating with the external environment. Another example is maintaining body temperature. During fever, the temperature of our body increases due to the release of certain pyrogenes.