1. Afferent impulses move:
A. toward the brain
B. away from the spinal cord
C. away from the heart
D. toward the peripheral nervous system
Answer (2)
Afferent impulses are signals that move toward the brain or spinal cord from sensory receptors. They carry important sensory information necessary for the body's response to external stimuli. Therefore, the correct answer is that afferent impulses move toward the brain . ;
Afferent impulses are signals that travel toward the brain and spinal cord, carrying vital sensory information. Therefore, the correct answer is that afferent impulses move toward the brain .
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