Sensory Neurons Transmit from Receptors to CNS

Steps:

• Identify sensory neurons as those carrying signals from sensory receptors.
• Recall that the central nervous system (CNS) includes the spinal cord and brain.
• Match function to pathway: impulses start at receptors and go to CNS for processing.
• Eliminate options not matching this afferent (incoming) direction.

Why B is correct:

• Sensory neurons conduct impulses from receptors (e.g., skin, eyes) to the spinal cord, part of the CNS, per basic neurophysiology.

Why the others are wrong:

• A: Muscles send feedback via other sensory fibers, not primary sensory neuron role.
• C: Receptors to muscles bypasses CNS; this is not a direct neural pathway.
• D: Spinal cord to muscles describes motor (efferent) neurons.

Final answer: B