Mention the limitation of the use of electrical impulses How do the multicellular forms cope with it - Science - Control and Coordination

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Mention the limitation of the use of electrical impulses How do the
multicellular forms cope with it?

Fakeha Anis · Accepted Answer

Limitations of electrical impulse:

Nerve impulses proceed in just one direction within a
neuron—from the dendrites, through the cell body and axon, to
the axon terminals
If the stimulus that a neuron receives is too weak to trigger a
nerve impulse or the stimulus much stronger than the minimum
required to trigger a nerve impulse, the neuron does initiate an
impulse
When we confronted with extreme stress, we involuntarily use
our muscles beyond the limitations of their normal voluntary
use
There is an inability to study the brain in action

Multicellular organisms have a diverse range of hormones for
carrying out the process of control and coordination

Mention the limitation of the use of electrical impulses. How do the multicellular forms cope with it?