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Lesia Marie. A nerve impulse is an electrical charge that travels down the cell membrane of a neuron's dendrite and/or axon through the action of the Na-K pump. The inside of a neuron's cell membrane is negatively-charged while the outside is positively-charged. It is called Action potential.
â¢ Receives signals from other cells and sends them toward the axon. â¢ Sum up, or integrate, the incoming signals. â¢. Axon. The transmitting or conductive region of the neuron. â¢. The axon generates an action potential, an outgoing signal also called a nerve impulse, and conducts it to the next cell.â¢ Label the parts of this neuron: â¢ Neurons receive and integrate signals at one location and transmit an action potential at another location.Page 6. In most neurons, the cell body, or soma, is located centrally. â¢ Multiple similar processes, called dendrites, extend from the soma, forming a structure resembling the branches of a tree. â¢ A thin single process, called the axon, also extends from the soma. Page 5.