AP conduction in the typical direction down the axon (starting at the soma/dendrites)

AP conduction in opposite than standard direction, usually forcibly induced in experiments.

AP chains in leaps via myelin sheath

glial cells which provide myelin to the PNS

glial cells which provide myelin to the CNS

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Neuroscience Ch4

Question	Answer
absolute refractory period	min time btwn APs, about 1msec
orthodromic	AP conduction in the typical direction down the axon (starting at the soma/dendrites)
antidromic	AP conduction in opposite than standard direction, usually forcibly induced in experiments.
saltatory conduction	AP chains in leaps via myelin sheath
schwann cells	glial cells which provide myelin to the PNS
oligodendroglia	glial cells which provide myelin to the CNS