The sensory-somatic nervous system do not control heat rate and respiration. Hence, option (A) is correct.
The nervous system containing sensory as well as the motors neurons is known as sensory-somatic nervous system. These are made up of the cranial and spinal nerves that transmit information from the skin, skeletal muscles to the Central Nervous System.
As per the given problem:
(A)
The sensory-somatic nervous system sends signals from skin and muscle to Central Nervous System, but it does not control heat rate and respiration. Hence, this statement is correct (means it is not the function of sensory-somatic nervous system).
(B)
Sensory-somatic nervous system receives messages and relays stimulus to contract muscle fibers. Hence, it is a function and the option is incorrect.
(C)
The sensory-somatic nervous system exchanges the information between the various organs to Central Nervous System. Hence, the option is incorrect.
(D)
At some instant, sending neuro signals directly to muscle and glands is also a function of sensory-somatic nervous system. So, the option is incorrect.
Thus, we conclude that out of all the given options, the sensory-somatic nervous system do not control heat rate and respiration. Hence, option (A) is correct.
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