What Is the Main Difference Between a Myelinated Cell Process

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Multiple Choice

What is the main difference between a myelinated cell process and a cell process without myelin?

• A)Myelinated cell processes are more efficient at information processing than non-myelinated cell processes.
• B)Myelinated cell processes are slower at information processing than non-myelinated cell processes.
• C)Nonmyelinated cell processes are faster at information processing than myelinated cell processes.
• D)There is no difference between myelinated and non-myelinated cell processes.

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Definitions:

Bulla

An elevated, fluid-filled blister more than 5 mm in diameter that forms on the skin or mucous membranes.

Wheal

A small, raised, and often itchy area on the skin, typically resulting from an allergic reaction or as part of certain skin tests.

Confluent

Merging or flowing together, often used to describe skin lesions that have joined together.

Annular Lesions

Skin lesions that are circular or ring-shaped, often seen in conditions like ringworm or granuloma annulare.