Saltatory Propagation Differs from Continuous Propagation in That ________

question 2

Multiple Choice

Saltatory propagation differs from continuous propagation in that ________.

• A) saltatory propagation occurs when an action potential moves from node to node along myelinated axons
• B) saltatory propagation is slower than continuous propagation.
• C) continuous propagation occurs when an action potential moves from node to node along unmyelinated axons
• D) There is no difference between the two types of action potential propagation.

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