The part of a sensory pathway that carries impulses to the central nervous system is the:
A)receptor
B)sensory neuron
C)sensory tract
D)sensory area

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The sensory neuron is responsible for carrying impulses from receptors to the central nervous system, where they become sensory inputs. The other options - receptor, sensory tract, and sensory area - play a role in the sensory pathway, but they do not directly carry impulses to the central nervous system.

The Part of a Sensory Pathway That Carries Impulses to the Central