Immediately after firing, a neuron cannot fire for 1 to 2 milliseconds. This is called the _____ period.
A)discharged
B)resting
C)refractory
D)potential

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The refractory period is the time period during which the neuron cannot fire again, immediately after firing. This is due to the fact that the neuron is briefly unable to respond to any additional stimuli, and is in a state of recovery. Therefore, the correct choice is C, refractory period.

Immediately After Firing, a Neuron Cannot Fire for 1 to 2