The period during which a neuron that has generated a nerve impulse cannot generate another is called the

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The refractory period is the time after a neuron generates an action potential during which it is unable to generate another action potential, no matter how strong the stimulus is. This period is important in ensuring that action potentials propagate in one direction along the axon and that there is no overlap between successive action potentials.

The Period During Which a Neuron That Has Generated a Nerve