Match functions with parts of the central nervous system (CNS)This structure regulates voluntary movements (checks what the brain has instructed against what is actually happening)The primary motor area is located hereThis structure is a major sensory relay centreThirst and satiety centres are located here Neurons for fine motor control of the limbs travel in thetract of the spinal cord.In this pathway, where is the cell body of the upper motor neuron located?In this pathway, where is the celIl body of the lower motor neuron located?The lower motor neurons travel through thebefore entering the mixed spinal nerve.The lower motor neurons synapse withmuscle (Give the muscle type)

The central nervous system is the main centre of the body responsible for regulating most of the…

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