Which part of a neuron usually receives signals from other neurons?
Correct answer: C. Dendrite
- A. Axon terminal
- B. Cell body
- C. Dendrite
- D. Myelin sheath
Explanation
Dendrites receive incoming signals and conduct them toward the cell body. Axon terminals transmit signals to another neuron or effector, while myelin insulates the axon.
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The nervous system covers neurons, neuroglia, nerve impulses, synapses, reflex arcs, and the organization of the central and peripheral nervous systems. It also explains the autonomic divisions and the receptors and pathways for vision, hearing, balance, taste and smell, distinguishing sensory reception from conscious perception.
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