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Portage Learning Anatomy & Physiology 2 Module 1
UPDATED ACTUAL Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers

Question 1.
Anatomy .

Answer: Focuses on structure of the body


Question 2.
Physiology .

Answer: How the body parts functions together


Question 3.
The nervous system definition .

Answer: Receives information, processes information, and sends out signals to
the muscle and glands to elicit an appropriate response.


Question 4.
nervous tissue .

Answer: Responsible for receiving communication between the cells of the
body by forming a system of electrical impulses


Question 5.
CNS (central nervous system) .

Answer: The brain and spinal cord
Lies at midline of the body


Question 6.
nuclei .

Answer: Collections of cell bodies inside the CNS


Question 7.
Tracts .

Answer: Collection of nerve axons inside the CNS
‣ cranial nerves and spinal nerves . Answer: Cranial stem off brain stem spinal
nerves stem off the spinal cord (outside )

, Question 8.
Afferent .

Answer: Sensory / receives information from sensory organs throughout the
body
- PNS to CNS


Question 9.
efferent .

Answer: Motor / relays signals from the CNS to muscles and glands
- CNS to PNS


Question 10.
Ganglia .

Answer: Collection of cell bodies inside the PNS


Question 11.
Nerves .

Answer: Collection of axons in connective tissue in the PNS


Question 12.
somatic nervous system .

Answer: Division of the PNS that controls the body's skeletal muscles, skin,
and joints.
Generally under Conscious control


Question 13.
autonomic nervous system .

Answer: A subdivision of the peripheral nervous system. Controls involuntary
activity of smooth muscles and internal organs.
Generally NOT under conscious control
‣ sympathetic nervous system . Answer: the division of the autonomic nervous
system that arouses the body, mobilizing its energy in stressful situations.
Prepares body for activity, stress, and emergency situations


Question 14.
parasympathetic nervous system .

Answer: the division of the autonomic nervous system that calms the body,
conserving its energy
Operates during normal situations

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