how do we react on touching an hot object , explain
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The whole system occurs due to reflex action which are controlled by spinak cord , when you touch an hot object the sensory neuron receives signals and send them to Spinal cord which are travelled back via motor neuron to the affected organ and we just remove our hand ....
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⭐ First of all we detect the heat stimulus and then the thermal receptors present in a skin perceive that stimulus. And then sensory impulses generated are flashed by sensory nerve fibres to interneurons in the spinal chord. Then it is transferred to sensory neuron. The interneuron present in spinal cord passes the impulses to motor neuron. Then it is detected by motor nerve fibres. And finally, the biceps muscle contracts and withdraws the hand.
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⭐ First of all we detect the heat stimulus and then the thermal receptors present in a skin perceive that stimulus. And then sensory impulses generated are flashed by sensory nerve fibres to interneurons in the spinal chord. Then it is transferred to sensory neuron. The interneuron present in spinal cord passes the impulses to motor neuron. Then it is detected by motor nerve fibres. And finally, the biceps muscle contracts and withdraws the hand.
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