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Describe the types of stimuli that generated an action potential?

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Describe the types of stimuli that generated an action potential?

I am totally lost....If anyone has any answers on Neurophysiology of nerve impulses: computer simulation.....Please help with anything you can....Thanks, Debbie

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I am totally lost....If anyone has any answers on Neurophysiology of nerve impulses: computer simulation.....Please help with anything you can....Thanks, Debbie

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I need help on 2-7....review sheet 18B please!!...I have most of them answered but think some may be wrong..This entire review sheet is probably wrong....Thanks for any help!!

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Describe the types of stimuli that generated an action potential??

Electrical, mechanical, thermal, and chemical stimuli are all capable of generating an action potential.

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