Most of the Time Our Internal Organs Are in a State

question 1

Multiple Choice

Most of the time our internal organs are in a state of equilibrium.This is due to the interaction between these two systems.

• A) peripheral nervous system and somatic nervous system
• B) central nervous system and immune system
• C) sympathetic nervous system and parasympathetic nervous system
• D) somatic nervous system and central nervous system
• E) endocrine system and somatic nervous system

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Definitions:

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