Which of the following acts is responsible for the depolarisation of the neuron?

  • A
    Opening of voltage-gated $K^+$ channel
  • B
    Opening of voltage-gated $Na^+$ channel
  • C
    Closure of voltage-gated $K^+$ channel
  • D
    Closure of voltage-gated $Na^+$ channel

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What occurs during the repolarization of a nerve fiber?

Select the correct sequence of statements regarding the conduction of a nerve impulse and select the correct option given below.
$i.$ Rapid influx of $Na^{+}$ inside the axon.
$ii.$ $Na^{+}$ gates are closed and $K^{+}$ gates open after the refractory period.
$iii.$ Intracellular fluid is electronegative and the potential difference is $-70 \ mV$.
$iv.$ Extracellular fluid becomes electronegative.
$v.$ Disturbance to the resting potential.

Which of the following represents a polarized nerve membrane?

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