a. It monitors sensory impulses from internal organs. b. It is composed of brain and spinal cord c. It is the area where sensory information gets processed. d. It consist of sympathetic and parasympathetic subdivisions. e. It is made up sensory and motor divisions. f. It controls smooth muscles, cardiac muscles and glandular secretions during stressful situations. g. It controls voluntary movement of skeletal muscles. h. It dominates when resting after a meal. 1. CNS 2. PNS 3. Somatic NS 4. Sympathetic 5. Parasympathetic 6. Sensory division 7. Autonomic neural system 8. Visceral sensory receptors 13 C mp ro ro > < > > < >

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