A) Sodium is moved into the cell, creating a net negative charge outside the cell.
B) The net effect is removal of one osmotic particle and one positive charge from inside the cell.
C) The net effect is removal of one osmotic particle and one negative charge from inside the cell.
D) The inside of the cell becomes more negative as potassium is pumped out.
E) Two potassium ions and three sodium ions are pumped out of the cell.

A) are a type of neuroglial cell.
B) are located in the central nervous system.
C) conduct nerve impulses.
D) help neurons regenerate after injury.
E) are located in the peripheral nervous system.

A) action
B) resting
C) graded
D) refractory
E) depolarization