Motor Nerves
Also known as: Efferent Craniospinal Nerves; Motor Craniospinal Nerves; Motor Neurons
Description
Motor Nerves are Neurons that transmit outgoing Nerve Impulses from the Brain to outlying (peripheral) areas of the body via the Spinal Cord.
Biological Function of Motor Nerves
Musculoskeletal System
Motor Nerves are responsible for stimulating Muscles to "move".
Nervous System
Motor Nerves carry Nerve Impulses (outwards) from the Central Nervous System to the body's Muscles and Glands.
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