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When the na-channels of an axon open, what would happen?
a. Saltatory conduction
b. repolarization
c. hyperpolarization
d. Na+ ions flow into the neuron
e. Na+ ions flow out of the neuron
When the K-channels in the axon open, what would happen?
a. depolarize the neuron
b. block action potential
c. maintain the membrane potential
d. repolarize the neuron
e. release neurotransmitters.
When a neuron is depolarized closer to the threshold, the neuron is
a. more excitable
b. less excitable
c. more inhibitory
d. inactivated
e. blocked from finding action potentials
When the na-channels of an axon open, what would happen?
a. Saltatory conduction
b. repolarization
c. hyperpolarization
d. Na+ ions flow into the neuron
e. Na+ ions flow out of the neuron
When the K-channels in the axon open, what would happen?
a. depolarize the neuron
b. block action potential
c. maintain the membrane potential
d. repolarize the neuron
e. release neurotransmitters.
When a neuron is depolarized closer to the threshold, the neuron is
a. more excitable
b. less excitable
c. more inhibitory
d. inactivated
e. blocked from finding action potentials
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