What system transmits commands for voluntary movement from the central nervous system to the muscles and brings sensory input back to the CNS for further processing?

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Carlo Warner

Computers & Technology

24 August, 11:15

What system transmits commands for voluntary movement from the central nervous system to the muscles and brings sensory input back to the CNS for further processing?

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Rosebud · Answer 1

Somatic

Explanation:

Do you know that your being able to bowl is due to the fact that your somatic nervous system is functioning perfectly? Do you ever ask how your muscles know when and how to move to get the ball down the alley? The somatic nervous system very critical in getting that ball down the alley - especially if you want a strike.

The somatic nervous system is part of the outlying nervous system, which is the entire nervous system outside of the brain and spinal cord. The somatic nervous system is responsible for movement of voluntary muscles and the process known as a reflex arc. This system transport nerve impulses back and forth between the central nervous system, which is the brain and the spinal cord, and the skeletal muscles, skin, and sensory organs.