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ACTUAL ASSESSMENT COLLECTION 2026
FULL QUESTIONS AND PRECISE EXTENSIVE
ELABORATED SOLUTIONS ALREADY
PASSED GRADED A+
⩥ What micro voltage allows for action potential?. Answer: -40mV
⩥ Action potentials are. Answer: all or nothing
⩥ Once an action potential is elicited, another one CANNOT be created
for a short time, this is called. Answer: refractory period
⩥ Depolarization. Answer: The process during the action potential when
sodium is rushing into the cell causing the interior to become more
positive. (raises micro voltage from -65mV to -40mV)
⩥ What is the resting membrane potential?. Answer: -65 mV
⩥ Hyperpolarization. Answer: membrane potential becomes more
negative, action potential is difficult here
,⩥ Depolarization is what type of stimulation?. Answer: Excitatory
⩥ Hyper polarization is what type of stimulation?. Answer: Inhibitory
⩥ Mechanoreceptors. Answer: are large in diameter and FAST
⩥ Nociceptors. Answer: are small in diameter and SLOW
⩥ muscle spindles. Answer: receptors sensitive to change in LENGTH
of the muscle and the rate of that change
1A fibers (FASTEST)
⩥ All sensory input is. Answer: excitatory
⩥ All brain input is. Answer: inhibitory
⩥ 90% of all sensory input is in the form of. Answer: movement
⩥ Three important properties of ion channels. Answer: 1) rapidly
conduct ions
2) recognize and select specific ions
3) gated channels
,⩥ spatial summation. Answer: excitation of many terminals at the same
time
⩥ temporal summation. Answer: increasing the frequency of firing of
excitatory terminals
⩥ The development of dendritic and axonal feedback loops to increase
summation is. Answer: plasticity
⩥ The sense of where one's own body and parts are in space while at rest
and without vision is. Answer: Proprioception
⩥ Golgi tendon organs. Answer: Receptors sensitive to fast or long
sustained stretch in the muscle, high protective mechanism
⩥ Deformation receptors. Answer: located in the joint capsule, and sense
the position of the joint
⩥ Nociception. Answer: perception of pain or itch
⩥ noxious stimuli. Answer: A stimulus that is damaging or threatens
damage to normal tissues.
, ⩥ types of nociceptors. Answer: mechanical, thermal, chemical,
polymodal
⩥ The frequency of firing of a neuron is dependent on the firing of its.
Answer: PRE SYNAPTIC NEURON
⩥ The nervous system is a. Answer: multi modal system
⩥ Modulation. Answer: the checks and balances from different areas in
the nervous system
⩥ The sum total of firings is called. Answer: central integrated state of
neuron
⩥ What is the most efficient way to treat a malfunctioning joint
mechanics or injury?. Answer: Change the sensory input through a
chiropractic adjustment
⩥ Sensory information. Answer: Diverges and is Afferent
⩥ Motor information. Answer: Converges and is Efferent
⩥ What are the components of an an adjustment. Answer: 1) PP
ACTUAL ASSESSMENT COLLECTION 2026
FULL QUESTIONS AND PRECISE EXTENSIVE
ELABORATED SOLUTIONS ALREADY
PASSED GRADED A+
⩥ What micro voltage allows for action potential?. Answer: -40mV
⩥ Action potentials are. Answer: all or nothing
⩥ Once an action potential is elicited, another one CANNOT be created
for a short time, this is called. Answer: refractory period
⩥ Depolarization. Answer: The process during the action potential when
sodium is rushing into the cell causing the interior to become more
positive. (raises micro voltage from -65mV to -40mV)
⩥ What is the resting membrane potential?. Answer: -65 mV
⩥ Hyperpolarization. Answer: membrane potential becomes more
negative, action potential is difficult here
,⩥ Depolarization is what type of stimulation?. Answer: Excitatory
⩥ Hyper polarization is what type of stimulation?. Answer: Inhibitory
⩥ Mechanoreceptors. Answer: are large in diameter and FAST
⩥ Nociceptors. Answer: are small in diameter and SLOW
⩥ muscle spindles. Answer: receptors sensitive to change in LENGTH
of the muscle and the rate of that change
1A fibers (FASTEST)
⩥ All sensory input is. Answer: excitatory
⩥ All brain input is. Answer: inhibitory
⩥ 90% of all sensory input is in the form of. Answer: movement
⩥ Three important properties of ion channels. Answer: 1) rapidly
conduct ions
2) recognize and select specific ions
3) gated channels
,⩥ spatial summation. Answer: excitation of many terminals at the same
time
⩥ temporal summation. Answer: increasing the frequency of firing of
excitatory terminals
⩥ The development of dendritic and axonal feedback loops to increase
summation is. Answer: plasticity
⩥ The sense of where one's own body and parts are in space while at rest
and without vision is. Answer: Proprioception
⩥ Golgi tendon organs. Answer: Receptors sensitive to fast or long
sustained stretch in the muscle, high protective mechanism
⩥ Deformation receptors. Answer: located in the joint capsule, and sense
the position of the joint
⩥ Nociception. Answer: perception of pain or itch
⩥ noxious stimuli. Answer: A stimulus that is damaging or threatens
damage to normal tissues.
, ⩥ types of nociceptors. Answer: mechanical, thermal, chemical,
polymodal
⩥ The frequency of firing of a neuron is dependent on the firing of its.
Answer: PRE SYNAPTIC NEURON
⩥ The nervous system is a. Answer: multi modal system
⩥ Modulation. Answer: the checks and balances from different areas in
the nervous system
⩥ The sum total of firings is called. Answer: central integrated state of
neuron
⩥ What is the most efficient way to treat a malfunctioning joint
mechanics or injury?. Answer: Change the sensory input through a
chiropractic adjustment
⩥ Sensory information. Answer: Diverges and is Afferent
⩥ Motor information. Answer: Converges and is Efferent
⩥ What are the components of an an adjustment. Answer: 1) PP
