alleryStart learning →In which direction do sensory nerve fibres carry impulses?
AFrom receptors towards the CNS
BFrom CNS to a secreting gland
CFrom one muscle to another muscle
DFrom CNS to a contracting muscle
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. From receptors towards the CNS
Sensory fibres carry information from receptors towards the central nervous system.
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