Which Is the Correct Order of the Firing of a Neuron

question 154

Multiple Choice

Which is the correct order of the firing of a neuron?

• A)threshold, resting potential, refractory period, action potential
• B)resting potential, threshold, action potential, refractory period
• C)action potential, resting potential, refractory period, threshold
• D)resting potential, threshold, refractory period, action potential

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