Sensory Nerve Fibers Travel from the Periphery to the Spinal

Question

Sensory nerve fibers travel from the periphery to the spinal cord through the
A) dorsal root.
B) efferent branch .
C) pyramidal tracts
D) descending tracts.

Accepted Answer

Sensory nerve fibers travel from the periphery to the spinal cord through the dorsal root, which is the entry point for sensory information into the spinal cord. The efferent branch, pyramidal tracts, and descending tracts all refer to pathways that carry motor information away from the spinal cord.