all-or-none phenomenon

Cardiology
The property of cardiac muscle in which stimulation from a single myocyte travels to the atrium and ventricle before contracting, resulting in a coherent and co-ordinated pump activity.

Physiology
A rule applied to the activation of individual muscle or nerve cells, where the response to stimuli (depolarisation) only occurs above a certain threshold, usually –55 mV, after which a complete action potential occurs that is maximum in intensity—i.e., the strength of the nerve impulse is not dependent on, or a function of, the strength of the stimulus.

Psychology
A “soft” rule in behavioural studies, which refers to the observation that a behavioural stimulus will produce either a complete response or none at all.

all-or-none phenomenon

All-or-nothing principle, all-or-none response Cardiac physiology The property of cardiac muscle in which stimulation from a single myocyte travels to the atrium and ventricle before contracting, resulting in a coherent and coordinated pump activity. See Action potential Physiology A rule applied to the activation of individual muscle or nerve cells, where the response to stimuli–depolarization only occurs above a certain threshold, usually –55 mV, after which a complete action potential occurs which is maximum in intensity, ie the strength of the nerve impulse is not dependent on or a function of the strength of the stimulus Psychology A 'soft' rule in behavioral studies, which refers to the observation that a behavioral stimulus will produce either a complete response or none at all.

单词	all-or-none phenomenon
释义	DictionarySeeall-or-none law all-or-none phenomenon all-or-none phenomenon Cardiology The property of cardiac muscle in which stimulation from a single myocyte travels to the atrium and ventricle before contracting, resulting in a coherent and co-ordinated pump activity. Physiology A rule applied to the activation of individual muscle or nerve cells, where the response to stimuli (depolarisation) only occurs above a certain threshold, usually –55 mV, after which a complete action potential occurs that is maximum in intensity—i.e., the strength of the nerve impulse is not dependent on, or a function of, the strength of the stimulus. Psychology A “soft” rule in behavioural studies, which refers to the observation that a behavioural stimulus will produce either a complete response or none at all. all-or-none phenomenon All-or-nothing principle, all-or-none response Cardiac physiology The property of cardiac muscle in which stimulation from a single myocyte travels to the atrium and ventricle before contracting, resulting in a coherent and coordinated pump activity. See Action potential Physiology A rule applied to the activation of individual muscle or nerve cells, where the response to stimuli–depolarization only occurs above a certain threshold, usually –55 mV, after which a complete action potential occurs which is maximum in intensity, ie the strength of the nerve impulse is not dependent on or a function of the strength of the stimulus Psychology A 'soft' rule in behavioral studies, which refers to the observation that a behavioral stimulus will produce either a complete response or none at all.
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