Conduction from node to node
A) occurs only in the central nervous system.
B) is a rapid type of nerve conduction.
C) occurs between nerves and muscles.
D) involves the "jumping" of impulses.
E) is a rapid type of nerve conduction and involves the "jumping" of impulses.

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Conduction from node to node is known as saltatory conduction, which occurs in myelinated nerve fibers. It is a rapid form of nerve conduction and involves the jumping of impulses from one node of Ranvier to the next, which allows for faster transmission of nerve signals.

Conduction from Node to Node