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The authors study asymptotic behavior of the solution and its derivatives to the initial-boundary value problem of the quasi-hyperbolic equation \[ \partial ^2 U/ \partial ^2 t- \Delta \partial U/ \partial t = -f(U) \partial U/ \partial t -g(U) \] for the nerve conduction signal function \(U\). Basing on their previous work, they prove that the modulus of the solution \(U\) and its derivatives \(\partial U/ \partial t\), \(\nabla U\), \(\nabla \partial U/ \partial t\), \(\partial ^2 U/ \partial ^2 t\), \(\Delta \partial U/ \partial t\) are uniformly bounded on \([0, \infty]\) and \(\| \partial U/ \partial t \|\) decreases in exponential form when \(t \to +\infty\), if \(f(U)\) and \(g(U)\) satisfy some natural conditions.