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    Sensory Input from Interoceptors of the Body Walls and Limbs
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Sensory Input from Interoceptors of the Body Walls and Limbs

Question 4

Question 4

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Sensory input from interoceptors of the body walls and limbs is carried to the spinal nerve via the


A) posterior rami.
B) anterior rami.
C) anterior horn.
D) gray rami.
E) sympathetic nerves.

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