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A nerve is

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a bundle of neurones

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This diagram shows a (Options: sensory neurone, motor neurone, relay neurone, association neurone)

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sensory neurone

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The myelin sheath around an axon is made

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from Schwann cells

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In a motor neurone there is

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an axon but no dendron

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When the neurone is not conducting a nerve impulse, the membrane is

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polarised

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When an action potential is generated, the inside of the membrane becomes

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positive relative to the outside

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Threshold stimulus means that

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a certain level of stimulus is required to generate an action potential

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The time following an action potential in which no new action potential can be generated is called

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the refractory period

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The speed of nerve transmission is greatest when there is: a myelin sheath, saltatory conduction, thick axon.

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All options are correct.

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A motor neurone is used to

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connect the spinal cord to the thigh muscle