Every Time a Neuron Fires, It Transmits an Impulse of the Same

question 54

Multiple Choice

Every time a neuron fires, it transmits an impulse of the same strength. This occurrence is known as the __________.

• A)refraction effect
• B)polarization effect
• C)resting potential
• D)all-or-none principle

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