In: Anatomy and Physiology
1st part-
correct answer is - caused by sodium pumped into the neuron. In depolarization, sodium ions are actively transported into the neuron by sodium channel. Diffusion does not take place.
2nd part-
Hyperpolarization is caused after neurotransmitter binds to postsynaptic neuron. Option 3 is incorrect because hyperpolarization occur due to efflux of potassium or influx of chloride ion, not due to sodium. Second option is incorrect because in hyperpolarization, inside of neuron becomes more negative, not positive.
3rd part-
Option 2 is correct- will have slower speed of action potential in unmyelinated larger diameter neuron.
Action potential speed depends upon 3 things
1. Myelin sheath- it increases velocity
2. Diameter- higher the diameter, higher is velocity.
3. Temperature- higher is the temperature, higher is velocity.
4th part-
Coreect option is option 2. In spatial summation, multiply neurons release neurotransmitter at a same time. In temporal summation, one neuron release neurotransmitter multiple times.
5th part-
option 2 is correct. During depolarization, the voltage gated sodium channel are open, which lead to sodium influx . This cause inside of neuron to become more positive.