If you sever the sympathetic nerve that connects the spinal cord to the heart, it can cause

The correct answer will be - The heart will continue to beat

Explanation:

The heartbeat rate is controlled by the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system which connects the spinal cord to the heart.

The sympathetic nerves carry the signals from the pressor centre of medulla oblongata which speed up the depolarization rate of the heart and increase the speed of the heartbeat.

If the sympathetic nerves of the heart get severed then it will not affect the heart rate directly as the generation of the impulse for polarization and depolarization generates in the sinoatrial node of the heart.

Thus, The heart will continue to beat is the correct answer.

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