The Peripheral Nerve Fibers That Speed Up the Movement of the Digestive

question 109

Multiple Choice

The peripheral nerve fibers that speed up the movement of the digestive tract are classified as

• A) special somatic motor.
• B) general visceral motor (efferent).
• C) special visceral sensory.
• D) general visceral sensory (afferent).

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Definitions:

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