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Exercise 3: Neurophysiology of Nerve Impulses
Activity 7: The Action Potential: Conduction Velocity
Name: Fatoumata Darboe
Date: 11 February 2023
Session ID: session-7c058ab4-0fce-9795-6557-1bd3c7b1dc22
Pre-lab Quiz Results
You scored 100% by answering 5 out of 5 questions correctly.
Experiment Results
Predict Questions
An action potential can be propagated along an axon because there are _______ channels in
the membrane.
You correctly answered: voltage-gated.
1
The units of conduction velocity are
You correctly answered: meters/second.
2
Which of the following will affect axonal conduction velocity?
You correctly answered: both the diameter of the axon and the amount of myelination.
3
Which of the following describes an A fiber?
You correctly answered: large diameter, heavily myelinated.
4
Which of the following describes a C fiber?
You correctly answered: small diameter, unmyelinated.
5
Predict Question 1: How will the conduction velocity in the B fiber compare with that in the A
Fiber?
Your answer: The conduction velocity in the B fiber will be slower because the B fiber has a
smaller diameter and less myelination.
1
Predict Question 2: How will the conduction velocity in the C fiber compare with that in the B
Fiber?
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Stop & Think Questions
Your answer: The conduction velocity in the C fiber will be faster because the C fiber has less
myelination.
Note the difference in time between the action potential recorded at R1 and the action
potential recorded at R2. The distance between these sets of recording electrodes is 2
centimeters (0.02 m).
Convert the time from milliseconds to seconds, enter the time (in seconds).
You answered: 0.002 sec.
1
Calculate the conduction velocity in meters/second by dividing the distance between R1 and
R2 (0.02 m) by the time it took for the action potential to travel from R1 to R2.
Enter the conduction velocity.
You answered: 10 m/sec.
2
Note the difference in time between the action potential recorded at R1 and the action
potential recorded at R2.
Convert the time from milliseconds to seconds, enter the time (in seconds).
You answered: 0.01 sec.
3
Calculate the conduction velocity in meters/second by dividing the distance between R1 and
R2 (0.02 m) by the time it took for the action potential to travel from R1 to R2.
Enter the conduction velocity.
You answered: 2 m/sec.
4
Note the difference in time between the action potential recorded at R1 and the action
potential recorded at R2.
Convert the time from milliseconds to seconds, enter the time (in seconds).
You answered: 0.1 sec.
5
Calculate the conduction velocity in meters/second by dividing the distance between R1 and
R2 (0.02 m) by the time it took for the action potential to travel from R1 to R2.
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Experiment Data
Axon Type
Myelination
Stimulus
Voltage
(mV)
Distance
From R1 to
R2 (m)
Time
between
APs (msec)
Time
between
APs (sec)
Conduction
Velocity
(m/sec)
A fiber
Heavy
30
0.02
2
0.002
10
B fiber
Light
30
0.02
10
0.01
2
C fiber
None
30
0.02
100
0.1
0.2
Enter the conduction velocity.
You answered: 0.2 m/sec.
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Post-lab Quiz Results
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Review Sheet Results
Action potential conduction velocity is fastest in which of the following fibers?
You correctly answered: A fibers.
1
Action potential conduction velocity is slowest in which of the following fibers?
You correctly answered: C fibers.
2
Why did the timescale have to be changed to measure the conduction velocity of the C
fibers?
You correctly answered: The total time shown on the oscilloscope would have been too short
to observe the action potential at R2.
3
The axons from touch fibers are A fibers, and the axons from pain fibers are C fibers. When
you stub your toe, which would you expect to perceive first?
You correctly answered: your toe touching something.
4
How did the conduction velocity in the B fiber compare with that in the A Fiber? How well did
the results compare with your prediction?
Your answer:
My prediction seems partly correct. It seems like the velocity is lower but because it has less myelin.
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How did the conduction velocity in the C fiber compare with that in the B Fiber? How well did
the results compare with your prediction?
Your answer:
It seems like my prediction is correct because it seems like the velocity in the C fiber is faster than the B fiber.
2
What is the effect of axon diameter on conduction velocity?
Your answer:
the smaller the axon diameter results in slower velocities in conduction.
3
What is the effect of the amount of myelination on conduction velocity?
Your answer:
Faster conduction velocity is the result of more layers of myelination.
4
Why did the time between the stimulation and the action potential at R1 differ for each
axon?
Your answer:
each on is different in thickness of myelination and the radiusn.
5
Why did you need to change the timescale on the oscilloscope for each axon?
Your answer:
because we slow down the conduction velocity, we need more time to record the action potential.
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