The Time After an Excitation During Which the Cell Can

question 18

Multiple Choice

The time after an excitation during which the cell can produce another action potential, but it requires a larger than normal stimulus, is called the

• A) Latency
• B) Overshoot
• C) Relative refractory period
• D) Absolute refractory period
• E) Voltage blockade

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