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So some of organs, let us represent as so here.
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Now, these are the organs that are very specialized.
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So these are specialized organs.
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We write it as spo, which have the sensory neurons.
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We write it as s -n.
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Now, all these organs that is tongue represented as t, nose represented as n, and ear represented as e.
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All of these three organs, which are situated on the space, are all tense organs.
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We have the representation of all the three organs here.
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Now, each of these three organs have the specific ability to sense this specific impulses or specific signals and then actually turn them into impulses such that they can be perceived by the brains.
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Therefore, they are called a sense organs.
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Now, we need to understand what are the components of central nervous system, the meritoris cns and peripheral nervous system.
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Now this is very simple to be understood.
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Coming to the central nervous system, now let us be very clear with it, central nervous system includes only two things.
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One is the brain and the second one is the spinal cord, represented as a seizure.
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Except for these two, there is nothing that is included in the central nervous system.
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Rest of the body that has the ability to receive the brain.
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The signals and then generate them or take them to the brain and help the brain perceive them is what is included in the peripheral nervous system...