What does that nerve innervate

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Myelin sheaths increase the efficiency and speed of nerve impulses. Why would that be important for SLPs to know and in what ways does this fact assist humans in the areas we address in therapy? If a person had damage to the myelin in their body, what might we expect to see clinically?

Looking ahead... Name a nerve that might be myelinated and what does that nerve innervate?

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