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The CNS (Central Nervous System) is defined as: ? A specialized structure at the beginning of a sensory neuron that receives the stimulus. ? The sensory neuron that relays sensory information from the receptor into the brain or spinal cord. ? A center in the brain or spinal cord where information is relayed across one or more synapses from the sensory neuron to the motor neuron. ? The motor neuron that transmits information out of the brain or spinal cord to an effector. ? A smooth muscle cell, cardiac muscle cell, pacemaker system cell, secretory cell, or skeletal muscle cell that provides the reflex or reaction response.

          The CNS (Central Nervous System) is defined as:
? A specialized structure at the beginning of a sensory neuron that receives the
stimulus.
? The sensory neuron that relays sensory information from the receptor into the brain
or spinal cord.
? A center in the brain or spinal cord where information is relayed across one or more
synapses from the sensory neuron to the motor neuron.
? The motor neuron that transmits information out of the brain or spinal cord to an
effector.
? A smooth muscle cell, cardiac muscle cell, pacemaker system cell, secretory cell, or
skeletal muscle cell that provides the reflex or reaction response.

The CNS (Central Nervous System) is defined as:
? A specialized structure at the beginning of a sensory neuron that receives the
stimulus.
? The sensory neuron that relays sensory information from the receptor into the brain
or spinal cord.
? A center in the brain or spinal cord where information is relayed across one or more
synapses from the sensory neuron to the motor neuron.
? The motor neuron that transmits information out of the brain or spinal cord to an
effector.
? A smooth muscle cell, cardiac muscle cell, pacemaker system cell, secretory cell, or
skeletal muscle cell that provides the reflex or reaction response.

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