BARRY BMS COMP CORE EXAMS SET 2026/2027
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS RATED A+
✔✔True - ✔✔Increased intracranial pressure is part of cerebral hemodynamics (T/F)
✔✔False, chronic - ✔✔Acute elevation of dopamine will result in a decrease in the
number of dopamine receptors available in a process known as downregulation (T/F)
✔✔All of the above - ✔✔The brain stem consists of what following functions:
- Control of respiration
- Control of the cardiovascular system
-Partial control of gastrointestinal function
-Control of stereotyped movements
-Control of equilibrium
-Control of eye movements
-All of the above
-None of the above
✔✔Amodal perception
Color perception
Depth perception
Visual perception
Haptic perception
Speech perception
Perception as interpretation
Numeric value of perception
Form perception
Pitch perception
Harmonic perception
Rhythmic perception - ✔✔The types of perception include?
✔✔Encoding - ✔✔Receiving, processing, and retrieval of memory
✔✔Storage - ✔✔Creation of a permanent record of the encoded information
✔✔True - ✔✔The hippocampus is essential (for learning new information) to the
consolidation of information from short-term to long-term memory
✔✔False - ✔✔The optic disk is the point where the optic nerve leaves the retina and
converge with other visual nerve fibers. T/F
✔✔Both the nasal and temporal part of the left visual field - ✔✔Complete destruction of
the left optic nerve will cause the loss of?
, ✔✔Right visual cortex - ✔✔The temporal part of the left visual field will be integrated in
the?
✔✔Iris - ✔✔In the eye, it controls light entering pupil, smooth muscle
✔✔None of the above (Olfactory pathway is the only pathway that doesn't go to the
thalamus) - ✔✔In the olfactory pathway, the fibers, before ending in the corresponding
cortex will synapse in the?
✔✔False - ✔✔The otoliths are essential elements of the semicircular canals in the
vestibular system. T/F
✔✔Kinetic balance - ✔✔This evaluates the movement of the head
✔✔Static movement - ✔✔This evaluates position of the head relative to gravity
✔✔Static balance - ✔✔This detects linear acceleration and deceleration
✔✔True (Most fibers cross sides and progress to the thalamus contralateral while some
remain in the crossing and progress to the thalamus ipsilaterally) - ✔✔In the auditory
nervous pathway, after the nerve fibers reach the superior olivary nucleus. T/F
✔✔True - ✔✔The spinothalamic system conveys cutaneous sensory information, but is
unable to localize the source of the stimulus. T/F
✔✔None of the above.
Wrong:
-ipsilateral motor paralysis from the area of the lesion down and contralateral loss of
sensory sensation from the area of the lesion down.
-contralateral motor paralysis from the area of the lesion down and ipsilateral loss of
sensory sensation from the area of the lesion down.
-ipsilateral motor paralysis from the lesion down and
-contralateral motor paralysis - ✔✔A 36 year old make individual with good health and
no chronic or acute pathological condition suffers a per.. complete destruction of the
right dorsal horn of the spinal cord segment at the level of the T6 vertebrate and also
complete destruction of the left ventral horn of the spinal cord segment at the level of
the T6 vertebrate. A few days later after spinal cord edema subsided, a complete
neurological examination was conducted. What neurological clinical manifestations do
you expect to find in this patient related to the traumatic spinal cord injury?
✔✔True - ✔✔Golgi tendon organ is important in muscle contraction and tendon stretch
proprioception
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS RATED A+
✔✔True - ✔✔Increased intracranial pressure is part of cerebral hemodynamics (T/F)
✔✔False, chronic - ✔✔Acute elevation of dopamine will result in a decrease in the
number of dopamine receptors available in a process known as downregulation (T/F)
✔✔All of the above - ✔✔The brain stem consists of what following functions:
- Control of respiration
- Control of the cardiovascular system
-Partial control of gastrointestinal function
-Control of stereotyped movements
-Control of equilibrium
-Control of eye movements
-All of the above
-None of the above
✔✔Amodal perception
Color perception
Depth perception
Visual perception
Haptic perception
Speech perception
Perception as interpretation
Numeric value of perception
Form perception
Pitch perception
Harmonic perception
Rhythmic perception - ✔✔The types of perception include?
✔✔Encoding - ✔✔Receiving, processing, and retrieval of memory
✔✔Storage - ✔✔Creation of a permanent record of the encoded information
✔✔True - ✔✔The hippocampus is essential (for learning new information) to the
consolidation of information from short-term to long-term memory
✔✔False - ✔✔The optic disk is the point where the optic nerve leaves the retina and
converge with other visual nerve fibers. T/F
✔✔Both the nasal and temporal part of the left visual field - ✔✔Complete destruction of
the left optic nerve will cause the loss of?
, ✔✔Right visual cortex - ✔✔The temporal part of the left visual field will be integrated in
the?
✔✔Iris - ✔✔In the eye, it controls light entering pupil, smooth muscle
✔✔None of the above (Olfactory pathway is the only pathway that doesn't go to the
thalamus) - ✔✔In the olfactory pathway, the fibers, before ending in the corresponding
cortex will synapse in the?
✔✔False - ✔✔The otoliths are essential elements of the semicircular canals in the
vestibular system. T/F
✔✔Kinetic balance - ✔✔This evaluates the movement of the head
✔✔Static movement - ✔✔This evaluates position of the head relative to gravity
✔✔Static balance - ✔✔This detects linear acceleration and deceleration
✔✔True (Most fibers cross sides and progress to the thalamus contralateral while some
remain in the crossing and progress to the thalamus ipsilaterally) - ✔✔In the auditory
nervous pathway, after the nerve fibers reach the superior olivary nucleus. T/F
✔✔True - ✔✔The spinothalamic system conveys cutaneous sensory information, but is
unable to localize the source of the stimulus. T/F
✔✔None of the above.
Wrong:
-ipsilateral motor paralysis from the area of the lesion down and contralateral loss of
sensory sensation from the area of the lesion down.
-contralateral motor paralysis from the area of the lesion down and ipsilateral loss of
sensory sensation from the area of the lesion down.
-ipsilateral motor paralysis from the lesion down and
-contralateral motor paralysis - ✔✔A 36 year old make individual with good health and
no chronic or acute pathological condition suffers a per.. complete destruction of the
right dorsal horn of the spinal cord segment at the level of the T6 vertebrate and also
complete destruction of the left ventral horn of the spinal cord segment at the level of
the T6 vertebrate. A few days later after spinal cord edema subsided, a complete
neurological examination was conducted. What neurological clinical manifestations do
you expect to find in this patient related to the traumatic spinal cord injury?
✔✔True - ✔✔Golgi tendon organ is important in muscle contraction and tendon stretch
proprioception
