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Question

Afferent fibres carry impulses from

Options

A.effector organs to CNS
B.receptors to CNS
C.CNS to receptors
D.CNS to muscles

Solution

Afferent nerve fibres are formed of only sensory nerve fibres, which conduct nerve impulses from sensory organs or receptors to central nervous system to produce sensation. eg, optic nerve,

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