Question

bio - 201l topic 6: nervous tissue, central and peripheral nervous system
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lo 6.4 - 6.5. what is the function of the cranial meninges?
protect your cns (central nervous system) from traumatic injury to your brain and anchor your cns and keep your brain from moving around within your skull.
help in the movement of your brain and anchor your cns and keep your brain from moving around within your skull.
protect your cns from traumatic injury to your spinal cord and anchor your cns and keep your brain from moving around within your skull.
protect your cns from traumatic injury to your brain and limit the blood supply to the brain.
help in the movement of your brain and limit the blood supply to the brain

Explanation:

The cranial meninges are protective membranes around the brain. Their main functions are to protect the central - nervous system (CNS) from traumatic brain injury and to anchor the CNS, preventing the brain from moving around in the skull. They do not aid in brain movement or limit blood supply to the brain.

Answer:

Protect your CNS (central nervous system) from traumatic injury to your brain and anchor your CNS and keep your brain from moving around within your skull.