Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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Author: Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
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Match the informational signal in the left column with the appropriate category from the right column:
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Sensation of pain from the foot
[ Choose ] Efferent, somatic Efferent, visceral Afferent, somatic Afferent, visceral
Constriction of blood vessels in the neck
[ Choose ] Efferent, somatic Efferent, visceral Afferent, somatic Afferent, visceral
Recognizing the scent of a perfume
[ Choose ] Efferent, somatic Efferent, visceral Afferent, somatic Afferent, visceral
Unconscious detection of blood pressure increase
[ Choose ] Efferent, somatic Efferent, visceral Afferent, somatic Afferent, visceral
Writing answers on this assignment
[ Choose ] Efferent, somatic Efferent, visceral Afferent, somatic Afferent, visceral
Increase in the rate of breathing while asleep
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