Action Potentials Move Faster in Myelinated Nerve Fibers Because

question 59

Multiple Choice

Action potentials move faster in myelinated nerve fibers because

• A) sodium ions can leap from node to node.
• B) dendrites do not need to connect directly to axons.
• C) sodium ions can pass through myelin faster than they do across the plasma membrane of a neuron.
• D) action potentials leap from node to node.

Identify the brain's major areas and their developmental changes in infancy.

Understand growth patterns in infants and factors affecting them.

Recognize the concept and examples of developmental recovery and canalization.

Understand the significance of early nutrition and its impact on infancy development.

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