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A supramaximal stimulus produces which of the following?

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A supramaximal stimulus produces which of the following?

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  1. Which of the following statements is NOT true concerning the resting membrane potential? A) The membrane is relatively more permeable to potassium ions than to sodium ions. B) Potassium ions are constantly moving out of the cell down their concentration gradient. C) Sodium ions are in relatively higher concentration inside the cell than outside. D) The membrane is relatively permeable to chloride ions

  2. During the repolarization phase of an action potential, which of the following is the primary activity? A) Sodium ions are flowing out of the cell. B) Sodium ions are flowing into the cell. C) Potassium ions are flowing into the cell. D) Potassium ions are flowing out of the cell.

  3. A supramaximal stimulus produces which of the following? A) the fastest muscle contraction possible B) a muscle contraction that is slower than one produced by a maximal stimulus C) a greater frequency of action potentials than a maximal stimulus D) none of the above

  4. When a depolarization wave reaches the synaptic end bulb of a presynaptic neuron, the NEXT event is A)uptake of neurotransmitter from the synaptic cleft. B)active transport of calcium ions out of the cell. C)diffusion of calcium ions into the cell. D)immediate release of neurotransmitter.

  5. In a resting cell, the resting membrane potential is between -70mV and -90mV. This occurs because A)there are extra Na+ ions outside the plasma membrane, and extra Cl- ions inside the plasma membrane. B)Na+ ions move with the concentration gradient to the outside of the cell. C)some K+ ions diffuse to immediately outside the plasma membrane. D)large protein ions diffuse to immediately outside the plasma membrane. E)fewer Ca2+ ions inside the plasma membrane make the inside more negative.

  6. If there is an increase in extracellular K+ ion concentration, the result is A)depolarization of the plasma membrane. B)hyperpolarization of the plasma membrane. C)little, if any, change in the resting membrane potential of the plasma membrane.

  7. Small depolarizations of the plasma membrane, regardless of the cause of the depolarization, cause A) voltage-gated K+ ion channels to close. B) voltage-gated Na+ ion channels to open. C) voltage-gated Ca2+ ion channels to open. D) voltage-gated Cl- ion channels to open. E) both a and b

  8. The afterpotential is a period A)of increased depolarization. B)of hyperpolarization. C)when the cell is completely insensitive to additional stimuli. D)when a second action potential occurs.

  9. Which of the following types of stimuli produces only a local potential, but not an action potential? A) maximal B) supramaximal C) threshold D) subthreshhold

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