For Any Particular Neuron, an "All-Or-Nothing" Event Refers to Which

question 69

Multiple Choice

For any particular neuron, an "all-or-nothing" event refers to which of the following?

• A) All impulses travel at the same speed, no matter how intense a stimulus is.
• B) All dendrites must receive input or the axon will not transmit an impulse.
• C) All axon terminals pass on information, or none do.
• D) All input must be excitatory or no information will travel down the axon.

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