Note that the concentration gradients will cause Na+ and CF to move into the neuron if there is a path for this to occur, and

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Note that the concentration gradients will cause Na+ and CF to move into the neuron if
there is a path for this to occur, and will cause K+ to move out of the cell. What will be
the effect on membrane potential if Na+ ions move into the cell?
a) The membrane potential won't be significantly affected (non-polarizing)
b) Nat will make the inside of the cell more negative (hyperpolarizing)
c) Nat will bring the membrane potential to 0 (neutral)
d) Na+ entry will make the inside of the cell more positive (depolarizing)

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