What happens if the Na K pump is inhibited?

Related questions

1. Why does K+ move out of the cell?
2. Is potassium more negative than sodium?
3. What happens when voltage gated K channels open?
4. What would happen if the voltage gated sodium and potassium channels opened at the same time?
5. How does hypokalemia cause hyperpolarization?
6. What happens in each stage of action potential?
7. What are the steps of action potential?
8. Does the sodium equilibrium potential change?
9. What happens to action potential when potassium channels are blocked?
10. Why does the peak of an action potential overshoot 0 mV?

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