The autonomic nervous system
A)is under voluntary control.
B)is always inhibitory.
C)uses one motor neuron to connect the CNS with its effector.
D)operates without conscious control.
E)innervates skeletal muscles.

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The autonomic nervous system operates without conscious control, meaning it functions involuntarily. It regulates bodily functions such as heart rate, digestion, and respiration. It also uses two motor neurons to connect the CNS with its effector, unlike the somatic nervous system which uses only one motor neuron. It can be either excitatory or inhibitory, depending on the situation, and it does not innervate skeletal muscles.

The Autonomic Nervous System