- What does it mean by the membrane being polarised?
- what is the resting potential maintained by?
- what happens first at resting potential (what is transported)?
- why is the movement of sodium ions limited, but not potassium ions?
- what is there a high concentration of in the tissue fluid and why?
Action potential
- What causes sodium to be transported into the neurone?
- What does sodium entering the neurone cause?
- What is the process as described above called?
- draw out a graph of the action potential in a neurone
- What does the change in membrane potential (from the energy from the stimulus) further cause?
- What happens after the process above?
- What is the refractory period?
- What is the all or nothing principle?