The enteric nervous systemO a) controls Gl tract motility via the myenteric plexusO b) controls Gl tract secretions via the submucosal plexusO c) contains interneurons that coordinate secretions and motilityd) A and B are correcte) A, B and C are correct

The enteric nervous system, also known as the intrinsic nervous system, is a part of the autonomic…

The enteric nervous system O a) controls GI tract motility via the myenteric plexus O b) controls GI tract secretions via the submucosal plexus - c) contains interneurons that coordinate secretions and motility - d) A and B are correct e) A, B and C are correct

The enteric nervous system O a) controls GI tract motility via the myenteric plexus O b) controls GI tract secretions via the submucosal plexus - c) contains interneurons that coordinate secretions and motility - d) A and B are correct e) A, B and C are correct

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

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Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

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The enteric nervous system
O a) controls Gl tract motility via the myenteric plexus
O b) controls Gl tract secretions via the submucosal plexus
O c) contains interneurons that coordinate secretions and motility
d) A and B are correct
e) A, B and C are correct

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