What neurons belong to the CNS? sensory afferent motor efferent inter-(association)

An area of the body that provides afferent, sensory efferent You are correct PNS You are incorrect ✓ X You are correct information to the CNS and receives motor information from the CNS is called a

Saltatory conduction occurs on?     Dendrites     Cell bodies     Unmyelinated axons     Myelinated axons     None of the above     All of the above

what is the function of the Motor Division (efferent) (easy and simple)

Upper motoneurons which are often affected in MND are originate from the       Primary motor cortex only     Somatosensory motor cortex only     Primary motor and pre motor cortices     Pre motor cortex only     Primary motor, pre motor and primary sensory cortices

A motor neuron that is leaving the brain and heading out to your knee would be referred to as an sensory neuron two answers are correct afferent neuron O efferent neuon

In the CNS which ones are the most common morphological synapse types active during synaptic integration? adrenergic and acetylcholine synapses Glutamate and GABA synapses Type I and Type II graded and absolute none of the above

Why don't action potentials propagate in internodal areas if there is Schwann cell degeneration?

Identify the locations and describe the relationships of primary,secondary, and tertiary neurons

Saltatory conduction is made possible by erratic transmission of nerve impulses large nerve fibers the myelin sheath chemically gated ion channels