What functions to detect changes inside and outside of the body?Multiple ChoiceEffectorsCentral nervous systemNeurogliaSensory receptors

The main functions of the nervous system include monitoring the environment (both internal and external), detecting changes, and "deciding" what to do in the face of change to help the body maintain homeostasis.Nervous System by Jmarchn (CC BY-SA 4.0)The nervous system monitors the environment using sense organs, which are packed with sensory receptors. Different organs use different receptors to notify the brain of change.Which sensory organ and receptor pairing is INCORRECT?Elimination ToolSelect one answerASkin: mechanical receptor.BEyeball: mechanical receptor.CNose: chemical receptor.DTongue: chemical receptor.

The body has a sensor that detects a deviation of the state of the cells or the body from the  point. The information is relayed to a control center, usually the brain, where signals go to effectors that cause a  feedback response that moves the state of the body in a direction back toward the value around which the  range fluctuates.

Where in the nervous system is information from receptors taken to for processing?

The body has a sensor that detects a deviation of the state of the cells or the body from the  point

What is the function of neuroglia?