1. The adrenal medulla is excited by the parasympathetic preganglionic neuron during times of immediate stress....
1. The adrenal medulla is excited by the parasympathetic preganglionic neuron during times of immediate stress. (true or false)
2. The activation gate of the voltage-gated sodium channel closes after a certain amount of time regardless of the membrane potential. (true or false)
3. Acetylcholine binds to voltage-gated sodium ion channels to initiate a graded potential. (true or false)
4. Action potentials can occur in the axon terminal. (true or false)
5. Opening a chloride ion channel in the cell body of a neuron will depolarize the neuron. (true or false)
Homework Answers
1. False- During the flight/ ffight response, adrenal medulla is excited by the sympathetic post ganglionic neurons.
2. False, activation gate of the voltage-gated sodium channel closes depending upon the voltage.
3. True. Acetylcholine binds to voltage-gated sodium ion channels to initiate a graded potential.
4.False Action potentials are intiated at the start of the axon.
5. False. Opening a chloride ion channel in the cell body of a neuron will hyperpolarize the neuron.
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in no less than 3-5 full ser and falling) of a neuron Include the charges of...
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in no less than 3-5 full ser and falling) of a neuron Include the charges of the area inside and outside the membrane how the tec desbe the action potential Clhoth rsinag sodium and potassium ion channels contribue action to the charges 15 pts moves downthe tporting event to describe how the action 16. Describe how the signal saltatory conductioins s ranmitted down the length of an axon through signal is transmitted down the length of an axon through tra...
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