When someone feels a chafing sensation in their legs. In order to perceive this chafing sensation, neural impulses would travel in one direction from the a) skin b) spinal cord c) skeletal muscle d) brain to his a) brain b) skin c) spinal cord d) skeletal muscle. This information would travel via a) GSA neurones b) GSE neurones c) GVA neurones d) GVE neurones
A person starts to sweat. This info to the sweat glands would be transmitted via A) GSA neurones b) GSE neurones c) GVE neurones d) GVA neurones in order to regulate their body temperature. The neural impulses would travel in one direction from a) dura mata b) CNS c) PNS d) skin to a) dura mata b) PNS c) CNS d) skin.
Select correct answer from options : a, b, c, d
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