What is the relationship between neurons and nerves?

A) Nerves are comprised of neurons.
B) Nerves are the extensions of a neuron that transmit signals.
C) Nerves transmit signals in the peripheral nervous system, and neurons transmit signals in the central nervous system.
D) Nerves develop into neurons.
E) Neurons transmit signals over shorter distances than nerves do and exist exclusively in the brain.


Answer: A) Nerves are comprised of neurons.

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