Which one of the following nervous systems plays an essential role in controlling movement, blood flow, water and electrolyte transport, and acid secretion in the GI tract?

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Vpetersson · Answer 1 · 2020-04-04T15:21:43+0000

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The enteric nervous system

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The enteric nervous system plays an essential role in controlling movement, blood flow, water and electrolyte transport, and acid secretion in the GI tract.

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