Question

lo 7.2. what is the purpose of motor nerves? control the release of hormones from the pituitary gland receive signals from the brain and brainstem send signals out of the brain and brainstem. coordinate the movement of smooth muscles in the digestive system help regulate blood pressure and heart rate

Explanation:

Motor nerves are efferent nerves that carry signals from the central nervous system (brain and brain - stem) to muscles and glands to initiate movement or other responses. They send signals out of the brain and brain - stem to control muscle activity.

Answer:

Send signals out of the brain and brainstem.