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PNS Reflex Part 1

The document discusses the organization and function of the peripheral nervous system (PNS), including the classification of sensory receptors and the role of cranial and spinal nerves. It highlights the importance of various nerve types in transmitting sensory and motor impulses, as well as their anatomical connections. Additionally, it covers the innervation of specific body regions and the reflex actions associated with sensory stimuli.

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PNS Reflex Part 1

The document discusses the organization and function of the peripheral nervous system (PNS), including the classification of sensory receptors and the role of cranial and spinal nerves. It highlights the importance of various nerve types in transmitting sensory and motor impulses, as well as their anatomical connections. Additionally, it covers the innervation of specific body regions and the reflex actions associated with sensory stimuli.

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