The Ability to Regain Movement in a Reattached Finger Is

question 65

Multiple Choice

The ability to regain movement in a reattached finger is an example of:

• A)the regenerative properties of neurons in the spinal cord.
• B)an anomaly associated with genetic mutation.
• C)the flexibility of the motor cortex.
• D)the regenerative properties of neurons in the peripheral nervous system.

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