Sensory input from interoceptors of the body walls and limbs is carried to the spinal nerve via the

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The sensory input from interoceptors of the body walls and limbs is carried to the spinal nerve via the anterior rami. The posterior rami are responsible for carrying sensory input from the skin and muscles of the back. The anterior horn is the location of cell bodies for lower motor neurons. The gray rami are associated with the sympathetic nervous system. The sympathetic nerves are responsible for carrying nerve impulses to various organs and glands.

Sensory Input from Interoceptors of the Body Walls and Limbs