Physiology: Neuronal Structure and function 0.0 / 5 ? BiologyPhysiology: neuronal structure and functionUniversityNone Created by: m_watsonCreated on: 11-04-16 13:12 afferent nerves sensory neurons 1 of 16 efferent nerves motor neurons 2 of 16 how many types of cell are in the CNS? two 3 of 16 which type of matter are cell bodies found in the spinal cord? grey 4 of 16 function of dendrites? recieve infomation 5 of 16 function of axon hillock? integrate information 6 of 16 function of axon? transmit information 7 of 16 what connective tissue covers individual nerve fibres? endoneurium 8 of 16 what connective tissue covers nerve fascicles? perineurium 9 of 16 what connective tissue anchors nerve trunks? epineurium 10 of 16 neurons require a certain minimum depolarisation before they generate an action potential. This is known as? threshold 11 of 16 action potentials are initiated where? axon hillock 12 of 16 Action potentials are propagated with the same size and shape along an axon. they are described as _-_-_ in character all-or-none 13 of 16 two things increase the speed of conduction. The diameter of the neuron and what? myelination 14 of 16 saltatory conduction is faster or slower than continuous conduction? faster 15 of 16 when several axons are stimulated in a nerve trunk - what do we say is recorded? compound action potential 16 of 16
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