Answer
7. False
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Physiological tetanus --as distinct from pathological tetanus-- is a condition in which a skeletal muscle contracts, remains contracted, and does not relax. This happens when the motor nerve to a muscle delivers action potentials (APs/stimuli) at such a rapid rate that they are summated. Under normal physiological conditions, a skeletal muscle seldom, or never, attains complete tetanus.
