Bob suffers a heart attack and clutches his chest. How is sensory and motor information propagated in this event   Group of answer choices   both sensory and motor information from his arms are propagated via spinal nerves   multipolar neurons carrying motor information to the muscles of his arm exited the dorsal root of the spinal nerve   unipolar neurons carrying sensory information from his heart entered the ventral root of the spinal nerve   somatic sensory neurons carried the pain signals from his heart to the primary sensory cortex

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