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SO00

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Question 1

What is the correct sequence of structures through which information flows in a neuron?

◦ dendrites to axon to soma
◦ axon to glia to dendrites
◦ glia to dendrites to axon
◦ dendrites to soma to axon

Question 2

What is the distinction between afferent and efferent nerves?

◦ Afferent nerves take information to the central nervous system, while efferent nerves take information out from the central nervous system.
◦ Afferent nerves are motor neurons, while efferent nerves are sensory neurons.
◦ Afferent nerves are in the peripheral nervous system, while efferent nerves are in the central nervous system.
◦ Afferent nerves take information to the muscles, while efferent nerves take information to the central nervous system.
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