When the dentist gives you a lidocaine injection before drilling into a tooth, she numbs a nerve in your mouth, which is a A)cranial nerve and part of the peripheral nervous system. B)cranial nerve and part of the central nervous system. C)spinal nerve and part of the peripheral nervous system. D)spinal nerve and part of the central nervous system.

When the dentist gives you a lidocaine injection before drilling into a tooth, she numbs a nerve in your mouth, which is a A)cranial nerve and part of the peripheral nervous system. B)cranial nerve and part of the central nervous system. C)spinal nerve and part of the peripheral nervous system. D)spinal nerve and part of the central nervous system.

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Chapter8: Central Nervous System

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