Within a single motor neuron,what direction does an impulse follow?

A) Dendrite $\rightarrow$ axon $\rightarrow$ cell body
B) Axon $\rightarrow$dendrite $\rightarrow$ cell body
C) Dendrite $\rightarrow$ cell body $\rightarrow$ axon
D) Cell body $\rightarrow$ dendrite $\rightarrow$ axon
E) Cell body $\rightarrow$ axon $\rightarrow$dendrite

Question

Within a single motor neuron,what direction does an impulse follow?
 
A) Dendrite $\rightarrow$ axon $\rightarrow$ cell body
B) Axon $\rightarrow$dendrite $\rightarrow$ cell body
C) Dendrite $\rightarrow$ cell body $\rightarrow$ axon
D) Cell body $\rightarrow$ dendrite $\rightarrow$ axon
E) Cell body $\rightarrow$ axon $\rightarrow$dendrite

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In a motor neuron, the impulse typically follows the path from the dendrite, through the cell body, and then along the axon. Dendrites receive signals, the cell body processes these signals, and the axon transmits the signal to other neurons or muscles.

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