Action potentials are:
A) pulses of ion flow along axons.
B) brief local voltage changes within a neuron from inside-negative to inside-positive.
C) transmembrane potentials that result from the action of the Na⁺/K⁺ ion pump.
D) electrical signals used by glial cells to transmit information.
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Q5: Which cells produce myelin?
A)oligodendrocytes
B)Schwann cells
C)astrocytes
D)Schwann cells and
Q6: Action potentials are propagated in only one
Q7: During an action potential,which happens first?
A)opening of
Q9: Action potentials:
A)vary in intensity
B)vary in frequency and
Q11: In a human brain,the number of glial
Q12: The birth of new neurons in the
Q13: Where are voltage-gated Na⁺ channels concentrated?
A)spaced uniformly
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