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Hello students, in this question we have been asked that the autonomous nervous system, autonomic nervous system carries out many somatic reflexes that are crucial for homeostasis.
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Now reflexes are majorly carried out by the spinal cord only, very little is contributed from the brain.
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So but the fact that the reflex of somatic kind is not coming from the ans, instead the ans will be responsible for the visceral reflexes but the somatic reflexes are purely from the spinal cord.
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Spinal cord manages the somatic reflexes.
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So this statement is false.
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Coming to the second question, the binding of dash receptors nicotinic to a nicotinic receptor of a muscle fiber will dash it.
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So for a nicotinic receptor it is the acetylcholine, acetylcholine that will bind to it and activate it.
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So it would be excited.
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So the correct answer is option c, acetylcholine and excite.
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Coming to the next one, many hours after a meal alpha cells, alpha cells of the pancreas secrete dash which will dash the blood glucose.
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So after hours after meal, after a meal alpha cells are responsible for the release of glucagon.
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So we know that here we have glucagon.
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Now glucagon is responsible for decreasing blood glucose.
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So it will lower, lowers blood glucose.
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So based on this the correct option here would be option b, glucagon lowers.
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Coming to the next question, during and during the absolute refractory period which of the following is? so the absolute refractory period is when the neuron is between two action potential.
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So one action potential has just completed and there is a frame of time where no action potential can be triggered because here the cell is coming to its normal conditions.
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So it takes some time to again be able to take up another action potential.
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So that is what is the absolute refractory period is...