Which of the Following Statements About Signals Travelling to the Brain

question 111

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements about signals travelling to the brain is FALSE?

• A) A signal produced by an afferent neuron is sent to one or more interneurons before reaching the brain.
• B) Information from the peripheral nervous system reaches the central nervous system via afferent neurons.
• C) Interneurons are found throughout the nervous system.
• D) Afferent fibres convey signal information much faster than efferent fibres.

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