Activation gates on Na+ channels open; Nat enters cell. Cell receives stimulus. Cell depolarizes. Inactivation gates on Na+ channels close and activation gates on K* channels open; K* leaves cell.. Cell repolarizes. Activation gates on K* channels begin to close. Reset Help Cell experiences hyperpolarization. Cell returns to resting potential.

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