Shortly after a neural impulse has been triggered, for a brief period of time, the neuron is not excitable and cannot fire another impulse. This is called _____________.
A)action potential
B)resting potential
C)absolute refractory period
D)depolarization period

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The absolute refractory period is the brief period immediately following the firing of a nerve fiber when it cannot be stimulated to fire again, due to the sodium channels being inactivated and needing time to reset to their original state.

Shortly After a Neural Impulse Has Been Triggered, for a Brief