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Dr. Saif ullah Shaikh
M.B.B.S,M.Sc,Ph.D. Scholar
 At the end of session student should be able to :
 Define the Action Potential
 Briefly discuss the Phases of Action Potential
 Discuss the Refractory Periods
 Sudden, Rapid, brief, large and
spontaneous change in
membrane potential from
negative value to positive value
and again return back to its
original position is called as
Action Potential
RMP DEPOLARIZATION
REPOLARIZATION HYPERPOLARIZATION
 Is the membrane potential
before AP occurs
 Membrane is said to be
polarized (At rest)
 Its value is -70mv & in
large neurons it is-90mv
 Membrane is permeable
to Na ions due to Na
influx
 The polarized state of
membrane is lost
 Potential rising in positive
direction
 The Na channels begin to
close &
 K channels open more
than normally due to K
efflux
 Reestablishes the normal
RMP
Sodium channels begin to close
Potassium channels open
More than normal
Potassium EFFLUX
RE-ESTABLISHES NORMAL
NEGATIVE RMP
 After reaching RMP, the
potential further falls becomes
more negative
 This is after polarization or
Positive after potential
 This is due to slow opening and
closing of k channels
Excitable
cells
Nerve cells
Muscle cells
Sodium
ions
Potassium
ions
 Action Potential Stages: Overview
 Action potential in skeletal muscles is
same as that of nerves
 Only differs in some quantitative aspects
◦ RMP is -80 to -90 mv
◦ Duration of action potential is 1 to 5ms
◦ Velocity of conduction is 3 to 5m/s
Period during which a nerve fiber either does not
respond or responds if the strength of stimulus is
more than normal
Absolute
Relative
Refractory Period
 It is a short period during which no action
potential develop no matter how strong the
stimulus is
 A brief time when a neuron is unable to
conduct impulse (Signal)
 It is a short period during which the nerve
fiber shows response, if the strength of
stimulus is more than normal
 Stronger than normal stimulus is needed to
create action potential
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Neuronal-Physiology---Action-Potential-03032023-014853pm.pptx

  • 1. Dr. Saif ullah Shaikh M.B.B.S,M.Sc,Ph.D. Scholar
  • 2.  At the end of session student should be able to :  Define the Action Potential  Briefly discuss the Phases of Action Potential  Discuss the Refractory Periods
  • 3.  Sudden, Rapid, brief, large and spontaneous change in membrane potential from negative value to positive value and again return back to its original position is called as Action Potential
  • 4.
  • 6.  Is the membrane potential before AP occurs  Membrane is said to be polarized (At rest)  Its value is -70mv & in large neurons it is-90mv
  • 7.  Membrane is permeable to Na ions due to Na influx  The polarized state of membrane is lost  Potential rising in positive direction
  • 8.
  • 9.  The Na channels begin to close &  K channels open more than normally due to K efflux  Reestablishes the normal RMP
  • 10. Sodium channels begin to close Potassium channels open More than normal Potassium EFFLUX RE-ESTABLISHES NORMAL NEGATIVE RMP
  • 11.  After reaching RMP, the potential further falls becomes more negative  This is after polarization or Positive after potential  This is due to slow opening and closing of k channels
  • 12.
  • 13.
  • 16.  Action Potential Stages: Overview
  • 17.  Action potential in skeletal muscles is same as that of nerves  Only differs in some quantitative aspects ◦ RMP is -80 to -90 mv ◦ Duration of action potential is 1 to 5ms ◦ Velocity of conduction is 3 to 5m/s
  • 18.
  • 19.
  • 20. Period during which a nerve fiber either does not respond or responds if the strength of stimulus is more than normal
  • 22.  It is a short period during which no action potential develop no matter how strong the stimulus is  A brief time when a neuron is unable to conduct impulse (Signal)
  • 23.  It is a short period during which the nerve fiber shows response, if the strength of stimulus is more than normal  Stronger than normal stimulus is needed to create action potential