Description Complete one of the following traces. Your goal is to outline all the structures an action potential travels from receptor to final effector to complete a motor response. Choose one: 1) Trace the sensation from one arm that leads you to moving your other arm to scratch an itch. You must include all structures the action potential will travel through, including locations of the cell bodies and axons of all neurons involved. Do not trace the signal to your brain.

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