Question in Image, thanks so much!!! a) Complete the graphic organizer below outlining the divisions of the nervous system.Nervous SystemBrainAfferentb) What are 2 outcomes the parasympathetic NS being active? (ex: something that happens tothe eyes)c) What are 2 outcomes of the sympathetic NS being active? (ex: something that happens to theeyes)

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a) Complete the graphic organizer below outlining the divisions of the nervous system.
Nervous System
Brain
Afferent
b) What are 2 outcomes the parasympathetic NS being active? (ex: something that happens to
the eyes)
c) What are 2 outcomes of the sympathetic NS being active? (ex: something that happens to the
eyes)

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