Guyton and Hall Medical Physiology (Chapter 5) REVIEW Action Potentials || Study This!

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Review of the fifth chapter (Ch. 5) of Guyton and Hall's Medical physiology Textbook which covers Action Potentials; Titled "Membrane potential and action potentials"
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Hello,the nernst equation for potassium is - 94 mV,but at the next page written that " for potassium nernst potential is - 61 mV."Which of these is correct ?
PS:those pages are first and second pages of membran potentials and action potentials.

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In the 14th edition Guyton and Hall have changed the resting membrane potential for nerve cells to -70mV. How does that work? Was the -90mV not correct?
also thank you for the explanation, it's really hard stuff to get through, but your explanation makes it much easier.

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Good question, I’m not sure if it was “incorrect” or whether it was just trying to be simplified. But you are correct, in general most nerve cells resting potential is -70 (it does change in some cells but for simplicity’s sake think -70 for nerves). Cardiac resting potential on the other hand is -90

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