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Card 16

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Why is the axon membrane 100x more permeable to potassium ions when the axon is polarised?

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Card 17

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Describe what happens during depolarisation

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Card 18

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Describe what happens during repolarisation

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Card 19

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Describe what happens during hyperpolarisation

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Card 20

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Which transmits an nerve impulse faster: myelinated or unmyelinated axon?

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Card 21

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How is the transmission of a nerve impulse different in a myelinated and unmyelinated axon?

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Card 22

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Name 3 factors that affect the speed of a nerve impulse

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Card 23

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What are 3 roles of the refractory period?

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Card 24

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What is the 'all or nothing principle'?

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Card 25

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Name two ways in which an organism can perceive the size of a stimulus

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