Ionotropic effects are characterized by:
A) rapid, short-lived effects.
B) rapid, long lasting effects.
C) excitatory only.
D) inhibitory only.

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Ionotropic effects refer to the rapid, short-lived effects through the binding of a ligand to a receptor that opens an ion channel. These effects can be either excitatory or inhibitory, depending on the receptor and ion involved. Therefore, choice A is the most appropriate choice.

Ionotropic Effects Are Characterized By