afferent neurons efferent neurons interneurons Match the descritpors in the left
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afferent neurons
efferent neurons
interneurons
Match the descritpors in the left-hand column with the appropriate neuron type in the right-hand column.
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peripheral neurons that 'motor' or drive changes in the secretory activity of glandular cells or contractile activity of muscle cells as determined necessary by the CNS
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peripheral neurons that function to inform the central nervous system of things that are affecting the body
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cells of the CNS that function to transmit information from location to location within the CNS
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peripheral neurons aka 'motor' neurons that transmit information from the central nervous system to the periphery
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central neurons whose entire cells lie within the brain or spinal cord
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peripheral neurons whose cell bodies, but not whose entire cells lie outside of the CNS
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peripheral neurons whose cell bodies but not their entire cells lie within the CNS
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peripheral neurons that can be distinguished by the presence of true anatomic dendrites projecting directly from their cell bodies
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peripheral neurons that transmit information from body surfaces to the central nervous
1.afferent neurons
2.efferent neurons
3.interneurons
Explanation / Answer
peripheral neurons that 'motor' or drive changes in the secretory activity of glandular cells or contractile activity of muscle cells as determined necessary by the CNS-efferent
peripheral neurons that function to inform the central nervous system of things that are affecting the body-afferent
cells of the CNS that function to transmit information from location to location within the CNS-interneuron
peripheral neurons aka 'motor' neurons that transmit information from the central nervous system to the periphery-efferent
central neurons whose entire cells lie within the brain or spinal cord-interneurons
peripheral neurons whose cell bodies, but not whose entire cells lie outside of the CNS-efferent
peripheral neurons whose cell bodies but not their entire cells lie within the CNS-afferent
peripheral neurons that can be distinguished by the presence of true anatomic dendrites projecting directly from their cell bodies-efferent
peripheral neurons that transmit information from body surfaces to the central nervous-afferent
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