When Comparing Action Potentials to Graded Potentials, An/two Important Distinguishing

question 119

Multiple Choice

When comparing action potentials to graded potentials, an/two important distinguishing characteristic/s is/are

• A) graded potentials can undergo summation.
• B) action potentials can undergo summation.
• C) that the rate of action potentials is limited by the refractory period.
• D) graded potentials can undergo summation and the rate of action potentials is limited by the refractory period.
• E) action potentials can undergo summation and the rate of action potentials is limited by the refractory period.

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