Part A Which neuronal structures are located in the ventral horn? Cell bodies of

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Part A Which neuronal structures are located in the ventral horn? Cell bodies of somatic motor neurons Long myelinated and unmyelinated axons Central processes of sensory neurons Cell bodies of visceral motor neurons Submit My Answers Give Up Part B Which meninx surrounding the central nervous system contains blood vessels that nourish the neural tissue? Pia mater Dura mater Arachnoid mater Cerebral spinal fluid Submit My Answers Give Up Part C The image below shows a herniated intervertebral disc that is only compressing a dorsal root ganglion. What loss of function would be associated with this injury? Vertebra Facet joint Intervertebral disc Spinous process Herniated disc Transverse process Compressed nerve Sensory signals coming into the spinal cord Motor signals leaving the spinal cord Both sensory and motor information Submit My Answers Give Up

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A) The neuronal structure that are located in central horn is the cell bodies of somatic motor neuron.

B) The meninx that surrounds the central nervous system containing blood vessels that nourish the neural tissue is arachnoid mater.

C) The herniated intervertebral disc that compresses dorsal root ganglion cause loss of function of sensory signals coming into the spinal cord.

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