In nerve impulse conduction, what happeris after the neurotransmitter is received from the dendrites?
O Na+ travels into the cell
OK+enters the cell
O Action potentials travel the length of the axon
O Action potential simulates the neighboring neurons

The correct option is;

Action potentials travel the length of the axon

Explanation:

A dendrite are nerve cell projections that are used for receiving signals from other nerve cells

A neurotransmitter is the chemical, produced by the nerve cell to contain the message the nerve cell intends to transmits across a neural junction, to the cell for which the message is meant such as a muscle cell, gland cell, or other nerve cells

Therefore, the received message from the dendrite by the present neuron are transported using action action potential which is the means by which electrical signals are transported by a neuron through the length of the axon which is the projection of the nerve cell, known as the nerve fiber that conducts action potential which are electrical impulses to other destination by traveling the length of the of the axon to the location of the destination cell of the action potential

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