If a sensory neuron's membrane voltage is changed from -70 millivolts to -10 millivolts in normal saline (so all ions channels can work) you would expect to see: Group of answer choices an action potential, first with a large inward positive current due to sodium entry through the voltage-gated sodium channels and then an outward positive current as potassium moves through the voltage-gated potassium channels a large positive current inward due to the voltage-gated potassium channels a large outward positive current due to sodium moving through the voltage-gated sodium channels, followed by an inward current due to potassium moving through voltage-gated potassium channels little to no current since most channels will be closed