Mastering the Physiology of Synapses

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Which type of synapse is the most common in our central nervous system?

  • Chemical synapse (correct)
  • Electrical synapse
  • Conjoint synapse
  • None of the above

What is the main function of synapses?

  • To provide a fast form of communication
  • To allow for protoplasmic continuity between neurons
  • To regulate responsiveness and diversity (correct)
  • To act as bidirectional valves

What is the mechanism of action of synapses?

  • To provide a direct connection between neurons
  • To allow impulses to flow in both directions
  • To act as unidirectional valves (correct)
  • To facilitate protoplasmic continuity

What are the types of postsynaptic potentials?

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What are the types of synaptic inhibition?

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