Nerve Impulses Described as Efferent Are
The unaffected eye will respond normally to light shined in either eye as afferent impulses travel with CN2 and are unaffected. Milsom and Burleson 2007. Pin On Sibo This is well demonstrated in the picture below. . They are composed of glomus cells also known as type I and. Impulses through these are carried to the central nervous system respiratory modulators as described in sections of neuroanatomy via cranial nerves IX and X. Carotid bodies and their role in hypoxia-induced hyperventilation have been extensively studied Gonzalez et al 1995. In addition the pupil will not respond well to direct or consensual shined in the opposite eye light. As well the pupil will be dilated as efferent parasympathetics controlling constriction travel with CN 3.