Question 15 (1 point) d An inhibitory post-synaptic membrane potential can be be

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Question 15 (1 point) d An inhibitory post-synaptic membrane potential can be best described as: Hyperpolarization graded potential which inhibits an action potential on effector cell membranes necessary for the regulation autonomic functions. Depolarization of a dendrite or neuron cell body which should lead to an inhibitory signal to the next neuron or effector cell membrane Repolarization of the axon after an action potential allowing the membrane to return to rest, effectively returning a skeletal muscle to rest Polarization of the post-synaptic cell membrane resulting from the sudden influx of Na+ ions leading to prevention of an action potential. Save Question 16 (1 point) Please select the following choice that best describes your history of completing COLLEGE LEVEL BIOLOGY AND/OR CHEMISTRY courses prior to taking this A/P I lecture course. No previous course work in COLLEGE LEVEL biology and/or chemistry. At least one COLLEGE LEVEL biology course prior to this class At least one COLLEGE LEVEL chemistry course prior to this class. Both COLLEGE LEVEL biology and chemistry have been completed prior to this course.

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An inhibitory post synaptic membrane potential can be describe as Depolarization of a dendrite or neuron cell body which should lead to an inhibitory signal to the next neuron or effector cell membrane

Yes it is necessary that both college level biology and chemistry have been completed prior to this course; because for anatomy and physiology biology and chemistry both are important. Biology in which you study living things including its structure, reproduction growth and development etc. which help you to study the anatomy (body parts and its function). Physiology is study of normal functions of living organism and its part and to study their function we should know the chemical reaction responsible for function such as energy production, electric impulse transmission, pH change etc

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