Types of Action Potential Propagation Quiz

Contiguous conduction is the spread of action potential through every ______.

Saltatory conduction results in relatively faster transfer of action potential due to ______.

______ sheath plays a crucial role in speeding up action potential propagation.

Schwann cells myelinate axons in the ______ nervous system.

Nodes of Ranvier are gaps along the myelinated axons where action potential ______.

The one-way propagation of action potential is ensured by ______.

After reaching back to resting membrane potential, the voltage gated K+ channels will fully ______

The threshold potential for action potential is typically around -50 to -55 ______

Graded potential is dependent on the triggering ______

Action potential is an ______ or none potential

The axon hillock is the ______ zone and initiates action potential

Myelination helps in faster ______ potential propagation

When the graded potential reaches a ______ potential, it will trigger the formation of an action potential.

The activation gate of the voltage gated Na+ channel is like a hinge door that opens and closes based on changes in the membrane ______.

The inactivation gate of the voltage gated Na+ channel is a sequence of amino acids facing the ______ (intracellular fluid).

During the action potential, the activation gate of the voltage gated K+ channel opens at the ______ event.

The action potential involves a 100mV ______.

The inactivated state of the voltage gated Na+ channel occurs when the ball and chain sequence binds to a receptor, closing the ______.