In a single neuron, an impulse normally travels in the direction
- A. axon to dendrite to cell body
- B. cell body to dendrite to axon
- C. dendrite to cell body to axon
- D. axon to cell body to dendrite
Explanation
Dendrites receive signals and conduct them to the cell body, and the axon carries the impulse away to the terminals. The synapse then enforces the same one way flow onto the next cell.
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