Damage to efferent cranial nerves would result in _______ impairments; damage to afferent cranial nerves would result in _______ impairments.
A) sensory; motor
B) motor; sensory
C) sympathetic; parasympathetic
D) parasympathetic; sympathetic

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Efferent cranial nerves are responsible for motor functions, while afferent cranial nerves are responsible for sensory functions. Therefore, damage to efferent cranial nerves would result in motor impairments, while damage to afferent cranial nerves would result in sensory impairments. Choice B correctly reflects this relationship.

Damage to Efferent Cranial Nerves Would Result in _______ Impairments;