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stephzh

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Question 1

Resting membrane potential may be defined as
◦ the difference of charge between cytoplasmic side of cell's membrane and outer membrane side of cell.
◦ a positive charge.
◦ an action potential.
◦ axon generated.
◦ a nerve impulse.

Question 2

Saltatory ("jumping") conduction
◦ occurs only in the central nervous system.
◦ is a quicker type of nerve conduction.
◦ occurs between nerves and muscles.
◦ involves the movement of impulses from node to node.
◦ involves both a quicker type of nerve conduction and the movement of impulses from node to node.
Human Biology ¦ Starr, McMillan ¦ 10th Edition
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Marked as best answer by stephzh on Jan 6, 2021

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Reply #1 on: Jan 6, 2021
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stephzh

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Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it

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