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Hello students, let us answer these multiple questions one by one.
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The answer for the first question is the somatic nervous system controls voluntary movements of the skeletal muscles and reflects arcs.
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The autonomic nervous system controls involuntary actions, involuntary actions such as heart rate, digestion and respiratory rate.
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The autonomic nervous system is further subdivided into sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system.
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The sympathetic nervous system prepares the body for flight or fight response, flight or fight responses while the parasympathetic nervous system promotes rest and digest, rest and digest response.
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The answer for the next question that is the major function of a neuron is to transmit electrical and chemical signals and thereby it allows communication between the cells and the nervous system.
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The astrocytes are located in central nervous system and the major function of the astrocyte is to provide structural support to the neurons.
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The oligodendrocytes are located in the central nervous system and the major function is to produce myelin to inoculate and protect the axons, to inoculate and protect the axons.
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The microglia is located in the central nervous system and it protects the brain from foreign substances and cellular debris.
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The appendidymal cells are located in the central nervous system and they produce and circulate, they produce and circulate the cerebro, the cerebro spine fluid, cerebro spinal fluid.
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The swan cells are located in the posterior nervous system, posterior nervous system and they produce myelin, they produce myelin, myelin to inoculate and protect the axon...