The correct order of the structures of the motor neuron is:

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Below is the correct order:

dendrites, the cell body, axon, terminal branches of the axon.

It is a neuron whose body is situated in the spinal string and whose fiber extends outside the spinal string to specifically or in a roundabout way control effector organs, essentially muscles, and glands.Motor neurons axons are efferent nerve filaments that convey signals from the spinal line to the effectors to create impacts

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