Question

select all that apply
choose all that describe the axons of the white communicating ramus?
parasympathetic
myelinated
postganglionic
preganglionic
unmyelinated
sympathetic

Explanation:

• The white communicating ramus contains myelinated preganglionic sympathetic axons.
• Parasympathetic preganglionic fibers do not pass through the white communicating ramus (they have a different pathway).
• Postganglionic fibers (whether sympathetic or parasympathetic) are unmyelinated and pass through the gray communicating ramus, not the white.
• Unmyelinated fibers are not characteristic of the white communicating ramus (it's named "white" because of the myelin - myelinated fibers appear white).

Answer:

Myelinated, Preganglionic, Sympathetic