When you put your hand on a hot stove, receive signals from sensory receptors or other neurons and conduct nerve impulses?

Dendrite and axon

Explanation:

When a person puts his hand on a hot stove then the signals from the dendrite receives the signals and transfers it to the axon part of the neurons for the conduction of signals.

The sensory receptors receives the signals from the sensory receptors and axon conducts the nerve impulses.

This is how the signals are transferred from one neurons to another neurons to transfer any message from the receptor to generate response.

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