Identify the pathology or type of fracture and definition     

Efferent neurons carry electrical signals toward the central nervous system. (2 points)

Why is it important for neurons to maintain a stable resting membrane potential (RMP)? (3 points)

A neuron is exposed to a poison that prevents chemical-gated K+ channels from binding to the chemical that normally activates them. What is one result that may occur? (Assume that this particular neuron does not contain any chemical-gated Cl- channels) (3 points)

In the above image, a graded potential in neuron 2 is likely stimulated by __________________________ .

Using the specific circuit shown above, which neuron is associated with the dorsal root?

Afferent neurons carry electrical signals toward the central nervous system. (2 points)

If a graded (local) potential raises voltage (depolarization) above threshold, this will prevent the cell from beginning an action potential. (2 points)

In a multipolar neuron, these multiple branched processes are found attached directly to the soma (cell body) of the neuron and function to receive a signal from another neuron.

A drug binds to potassium voltage-gated channels and prevents them from opening. Which of the following statements is TRUE in this scenario? Assume the cell is starting at resting membrane potential (RMP) of -70mV.  (3 points)