BIOS 252 – Lab Practicum Review (34 Questions) – Brain, Muscle, Eye & Nervous System – Chamberlain University

This document is a detailed and exam-focused review guide for the BIOS 252: Anatomy and Physiology II course, featuring 34 identification-based questions tailored to support lab practicum preparation. It is structured around core anatomical systems and provides clear identification of each structure, making it ideal for fast recall and lab test readiness. Key systems and structures covered include the central nervous system (posterior funiculus, anterior/posterior horn, white and grey matter, hypothalamus, thalamus, hypophyseal tract), muscular system components (actin, myosin, troponin, epimysium), sensory organs (optic disc, retina, photoreceptors, gustatory receptors), and other neuroanatomical features like the olfactory bulb and optic chiasm. Each term is presented with a corresponding label and marked answer, enhancing retention through visual reinforcement. This document is especially useful for: Students taking BIOS 252 or equivalent Anatomy and Physiology II courses Nursing, pre-med, and allied health program enrollees Individuals preparing for lab practicals, structure identification quizzes, or visual exams Learners seeking a compact yet comprehensive reference to anatomical systems Highly aligned with lab-based curricula, this resource supports efficient memorization, reinforcement of structural terminology, and targeted lab exam practice. Keywords: posterior funiculus, anterior horn, posterior horn, grey matter, white matter, optic disc, sclera, retina, lens, olfactory bulb, optic chiasm, actin, myosin, troponin, tropomyosin, infundibulum, hypothalamus, thalamus, hypophyseal tract, gustatory receptor, photoreceptors, epimysium, dermatome, parasympathetic, sympathetic, afferent neurons