When the body is exposed to low temperatures, which is the pathway for information in the nervous system?
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It's too simple ,
The Schematic pathway will be the same but Only the changes in will come in stimulus ( low temperature - cold skin, or high temperature - heat ) and the response will also change according to stimulus.
Low temperature pathway ⬇
cold skin ( stimulus) ➡ Receptor organ ( Sensory neuron) ➡ spinal cord ( motor neuron ) ➡ Effector organ ➡ Shivering ( response).
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here's your answer...
It's too simple ,
The Schematic pathway will be the same but Only the changes in will come in stimulus ( low temperature - cold skin, or high temperature - heat ) and the response will also change according to stimulus.
Low temperature pathway ⬇
cold skin ( stimulus) ➡ Receptor organ ( Sensory neuron) ➡ spinal cord ( motor neuron ) ➡ Effector organ ➡ Shivering ( response).
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hope this helps you
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=> there will be a change in the stimulus (external environment leading in change of body actions) and this will lead to change in response
=> the schematic pathway will not change and the following process will be followed
1) cold skin then to sensory organs then to spinal cord and then to effector organ and this leads to shivering
=> there will be a change in the stimulus (external environment leading in change of body actions) and this will lead to change in response
=> the schematic pathway will not change and the following process will be followed
1) cold skin then to sensory organs then to spinal cord and then to effector organ and this leads to shivering
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