Answer:
MOTOR NEURONS
Explanation:
"Motor Neurons" are a group of cells designated to transmit impulses that allow the body to move. The impulses travel from the central nervous system (CNS) towards a specific muscle within the body.
The patient above shows an abnormal result in his Electromyography (EMG) test. This means that he has a problem with the transmission of impulses from the nerve to the muscle. It is a sign that there could be something wrong with the nerve cells that control the muscles or the muscles themselves. So this means that the motor neurons could most likely be the structure which has a problem. The symptoms above of muscle weakness, muscle spasms and twitches in the left arm could be signs that his motor neurons are not being able to effectively send signal to the muscles. It could be an onset of a Motor Neuron Disease.