During muscle contraction, where does the first AP terminate? a. Synaptic knob b

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During muscle contraction, where does the first AP terminate? a. Synaptic knob b. Synaptic cleft c. Post synaptic knob During muscle contraction where does the AP originate. a. Dendrite b. Cell body c. Axon hillock During muscle contraction, where does the second AP originate? a. Synaptic knob b. Within the muscle tissue c. Synaptic cleft Prior to muscle contraction, where can Ca+ be found? a. Outside of the synaptic knob b. Inside the synaptic knob c. Inside the motor end plate True or false: Acetylcholine binds to receptors within the muscle tissue and generates AP that travel to the T-tubule. a. True b. False True or false; Rigor mortis is a result of an over abundance of ATP production. a. True b. False Which one of these defines the period of delay prior to the onset of an additional contraction? a. Patent Period b. Latent period c. Contract period When a neuron is activated, all the muscle cells it supplies are stimulated to contract. a. True b. False

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Question 24-27:

During muscle contraction the various events related to nerve conduction are:

Therefore the correct options are:

24.synaptic cleft

25. Axon hillock

26.Synaptic knob

27.Outside the synaptic knob

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