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What body systems ate most pikely involved in sensing and responding to a sharp object

What body systems ate most pikely involved in sensing and responding to a sharp object
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What body systems ate most pikely involved in sensing and responding to a sharp object

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The nervous system, the integumentary system, the muscular system (and the skeletal system) are all involved in responding to a sharp object.

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