Neuroglia and Nerve Impulse Generation Quiz
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What is the function of neuroglia cells?

  • To conduct electrical currents
  • To hold functioning neurons together and protect them (correct)
  • To generate action potentials
  • To transmit impulses
  • What is a nerve impulse?

  • A local reversal in the charge on the nerve cell membrane that spreads along the membrane (correct)
  • A continuous flow of electrical current along the nerve fiber
  • A sudden increase in the concentration of positive ions inside the membrane
  • A decrease in the concentration of negative ions outside the membrane
  • Why do myelinated nerve fibers conduct impulses more rapidly than unmyelinated fibers?

  • Because they have more potassium ions
  • Because they have more sodium ions
  • Because the electrical impulse jumps from node to node in the myelin sheath (correct)
  • Because they have a larger diameter
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