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Which sequence places the events leading to the conduction of a nerve impulse in the proper order?

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f axons 1 and 2 were activated at the same time, the most likely interpretation of Diagram Z is that
Select one:
a. Axon 2 would inhibit the effect of Axon 1.
b. Axon 3 would increase the effect of Axon 2.
c. Axon 1 would inhibit the effect of Axon 2.
d. Axon 3 would be affected only by Axon 1.

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Which sequence places the events leading to the conduction of a nerve impulse in the proper order?

3) A threshold stimulus is received

5) Sodium channels in the membrane open

1) Sodium ions diffuse inward

6) Potassium channels in the membrane open

4) Potassium ions diffuse outward

2) Ion channels close, and the membrane becomes less permeable to sodium and potassium

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f axons 1 and 2 were activated at the same time, the most likely interpretation of Diagram Z is that
Select one:
a. Axon 2 would inhibit the effect of Axon 1.
b. Axon 3 would increase the effect of Axon 2.
c. Axon 1 would inhibit the effect of Axon 2.
d. Axon 3 would be affected only by Axon 1.

[Solved] If axons 1 and 2 were activated at the same time, the most likely interpretation of Diagram Z is tha

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