Channels Flashcards

1
Q

____ channel

opens or closes by changes in membrane potential

A

voltage gated

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2
Q

___ channel

opens or closes by hormones, 2nd messengers, NT

A

ligand gated

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3
Q

skeletal muscle receptor Nm is and example of ___ channel

A

ligand-gated

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4
Q

diffusion potential is generated across a membrane because of a concentration differences of ___

A

ions

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5
Q

this balances the the tendency for diffusion caused by concentration difference

A

equilibrium potential

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6
Q

The RMP of -70mV is caused by

A
  1. Nerst potential for Na and K
  2. K leak
  3. NaK ATPase pump
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7
Q

the nerve membrane more permeable to ___ (K or Na)

A

K

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8
Q

Reduction of potassium leak out of the cell results to the ____ of the membrane potential

A

hyperpolarization

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9
Q

Characteristics of a true action potential

A
  1. Stereotypical size and shape
  2. Propagating
  3. All-or-none
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10
Q

the propagation of action potential at one cell causes depolarization of the adjacent cell in a ___ manner

A

nondecremental

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11
Q

All cells have ___ potential

A

resting membrane

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12
Q

[repolarization/depolarization]

m gate open
h gate open

A

depolarization

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13
Q

[repolarization/depolarization]

m gate open
h gate close

A

repolarization

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14
Q

[repolarization/depolarization]

opening m gate facilitates entry of ___ (ion)

A

sodium

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15
Q

[repolarization/depolarization]

opening of h gate facilitates entry of ____ (ion)

A

sodium

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16
Q

[repolarization/depolarization]

opening of n gate facilitates entry ___ (ion)

17
Q

[repolarization/depolarization]

m gate close (Na)
h gate open (K)

A

repolarization

18
Q

[repolarization/depolarization]

m gate close
h gate open

19
Q

[repolarization/depolarization]

RMP more positive

A

depolarization

20
Q

[repolarization/depolarization]

RMP more negative

A

hyperpolarization

21
Q

[repolarization/depolarization]

positive charges flow towards the cell

A

depolarization

22
Q

[repolarization/depolarization]

positive charges from out of the cell

A

hyperpolarization

23
Q

[term] ____

net inward current > net outward current

24
Q

[term] ___

MP > 0mV

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[term] ___ MP < RMP
undershoot
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In absolute refractory period, the Na-inactivation gates (m gates) are ____
closed
27
[term] ___ occurs during an AP when no new AP can be elicited regardless of how large the stimulus is
ARP
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[term] ___ occurs during and AP AFTER ARP when new AP can be elicited but greater Na inward current is needed
RRP
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in RRP, thee opening of the K channels are ____ (short, long)
prolonged
30
occurs when the cell membrane is depolarized but not rapidly enough causing Na-inactivation gate to eventually close
accommodation
31
[upstroke/downstroke] | ___ is seen during depolarization
upstroke
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Factors that increase conduction velocity
1. Fiber size 2. Nerve diameter 3. Myelination
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the AP is regenerated in ___
nodes of ranvier
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___ contains the highest concentration of Na channels per square micrometer of cell membrane
nodes of ranvier