Impulses are conducted by myelinated axons by jumping from node to node in a process called a(n)
A)action potential.
B)excitatory postsynaptic potential.
C)saltatory conduction.
D)monosynaptic reflex.
E)depolarization.

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Saltatory conduction refers to the process in which impulses jump from node to node in myelinated axons. This allows for faster transmission of signals compared to unmyelinated axons.

Impulses Are Conducted by Myelinated Axons by Jumping from Node