Give two ways in which a reflex action is different from an action caused by a hormone.

A reflex action is caused by a nerve or nerves and voluntary muscle. A hormonal reaction caused by the hormone's end organ's biochemical reaction to the hormone. Hope this help's

Answered by Jellieroll2000 | 2024-06-10

A reflex action is caused by a nerve or nerves and voluntary muscle . A hormonal reaction caused by the hormone's end organ's biochemical reaction to the **hormone. **
What is reflex action?
A reflex action has been known as an automatic or involuntary and the rapid response to a particular stimulus, which minimizes any kind of damage to the body from the** **potentially harmful conditions, such as touching something hot.
A reflex , or the reflex action, has an involuntary, unplanned sequence or action and is nearly instantaneous response to a specific **stimulus. **Reflexes are found to be of varying levels of complexity in different organisms with a different type of nervous system. A reflex action occurs by the neural pathways in the nervous system called the reflex arcs.

Therefore, A reflex action is caused by a nerve or nerves and voluntary muscle . A hormonal reaction caused by the hormone's end organ's biochemical reaction to the **hormone. **
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Answered by shalvivt | 2024-06-16

Reflex actions are quick, automatic responses managed by the nervous system and do not require conscious thought, whereas hormonal actions are slower and can be influenced by conscious decisions. This highlights the distinct roles of each process in physiological responses. The main differences lie in the speed of response and whether the action is voluntary or involuntary.
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Answered by shalvivt | 2024-12-19