Multiple Areas of the Brain Can Regulate Breathing at the Same

question 96

Multiple Choice

Multiple areas of the brain can regulate breathing at the same time by stimulating the diaphragm for contraction. This activity is best explained by

• A) saltatory conduction.
• B) divergent neuronal pools.
• C) linear neuronal pools.
• D) convergent neuronal pools.
• E) the all-or-none principle.

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