How does a message travel along a neuron?
a. as an electric current
b. as a chemical
c. as a nerve impulse
d. as a passageway
a. as an electric current
b. as a chemical
c. as a nerve impulse
d. as a passageway
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How does a message travel along a neuron?
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Amongst the given choices above the correct answer is letter c. as a nerve impulse.
WHY?
Nerve impulses actually travel along a neuron path in a form of electrical charge, it is like a lighting strike that passes as a wave along the surface of each neural membrane to transmit a message into the Central Nervous System.
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C. Nerve impulse
Explanation:
A nerve impulse is a type wave depolarization connected along to the nerve fiber in which the message are transmitted over peripheral nerves to the CNS.