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It may mean cells that conduct impulses like nerve cells.
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What will stop conduction once an scr breaks into conduction?
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What does conduction require?
If you mean electrical conduction, that requires electrical charges that are fairly free to move around.
What does conduction mean in weather terms?
Conduction is the transfer of heat from an area of warmer temperature to an area of colder temperature.
Where does nerve conduction deafness occur?
Nerve conduction deafness is one of the two types of deafness that can happen. It occurs when there is a break in communication between the nerve cells and the inner ear.
What does 'as useful as' mean?
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What do you mean by conduction of heat?
the transfer of heat from one end of body to another end of body is called conduction of heat
How does heat movement by conduction occur?
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What does neurapractic mean?
A local nerve conduction lesion or block
What is dromotropic effect?
Dromotropic effect is the effect on conduction of current. It could be positive or negative depending on the final outcome. A negative dromotropic effect would mean decrease in conduction activity of current while positive would mean increase in conduction activity of current.
What refers to the constiction or gaps that occurs between the Schwann cells that are for impulse conduction in myelinated fibers?
Nodes of Ranvier
How does myelination affect nerve conduction velocity?
Myelination will speed the nerve conduction velocity considerably. Myelin is found in Schwann cells which encircle a given axon. It acts mainly as an insulator so that depolarization in one cell does not set off depolarizations in adjoining cells. When a neural membrane is depolarized, local currents are set up between positive and negative ions causing membrane conduction. In myelinated fibers, the local currents go from one internode (or node of Ranvier) in between two Schwann cells to the next internode. Thus we have "salutatory conduction" where a neural impulse actually jumps from one internode to the next without being conducted down the entire cell membrane.
What does the medical abbreviation NCS mean?
Nasal Cannula
