The answer to this question would be: frequency
The higher intensity of the stimulus, the higher frequency of the action potential will be sent. The nerve can't send a higher action potential, so it firing at higher at higher intensity instead. So when you felt an intense pain, that means the pain receptor is firing more stimulus per second compared to low or mild pain.
All you need to look through the human body systems you had in the unit and explain how they make you living, rather than dead. What body systems do you have that make you a living human being.
1. Your Cardiovascular system. It keeps your body and cells supplied with oxygen so they can stay alive.
2. Your nervous system. It allows your body to take outside stimuli and allow your brain to process and react to it.
3. Your Digestive system. It allows you to extract the energy from other living things and use it to power your body.
<span>nerve cells need b 12 for proper functioning</span>
The correct answer is a law
Laws explain what occurs, not why it occurs. This is a law because it states that a limp stalk of celery will become crisp if put into ice water. There is no explanation why or how it occurs, only that it will happen.
