The two types of refractory period are and Oa. all-or-none; decremental b.relative and refractory c synaptic and axonal d. partial and complete De none of the above QUESTION 16 16. The lower 1/3 of the spinal column is occupied by the formed from exiting spinal nerves. a. Falx Cerebri Ob.cauda porcia c equine cauda d. cauda equina e. none of the above

The two types of refractory period are and Oa. all-or-none; decremental b.relative and refractory c synaptic and axonal d. partial and complete De none of the above QUESTION 16 16. The lower 1/3 of the spinal column is occupied by the formed from exiting spinal nerves. a. Falx Cerebri Ob.cauda porcia c equine cauda d. cauda equina e. none of the above

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Chapter13: Anatomy Of The Nervous System

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