STRUCTURE OF A NEURON

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The nature of nerve impulses is a physico chemical process

True

False

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Axon terminals can transfer the impulses only to one nerve cell at a time

True

False

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The irregularly shaped part of the neuron that has nucleus is

dendrite

myelin sheath

cell body

axon

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The insulating layer of nerve cell

axon

myelin sheath

cell body

dendrites

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Sequence through which nerve impulses pass is

dendrites - cell body - axon terminals - axon

dendrites -cell body - axon terminals - axon

cell body - axon terminals - axon-dendrites -

dendrites-cell body - axon- axon terminals

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The cells that form myelin sheath on the axon are

epithelial cells

schwann cells

neuroglia cells

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The function of axon is

passing nerve impulses from one neurone to another

passing the nerve impulses from axon terminals to cell body

passing nerve impulses from one neurone to many neurons

passing the nerve impulses from cell body to axon terminals

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The projections present on the cell body are

dendrites

axon

cell body

myelin sheath

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The gaps in the myelin sheath slow down the nerve impulse transmission

True

False

10.

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Other name for nerve messages travelling through our body is

nerve bundles

nerves

impulses

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