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CENTRAL SOMATIC SENSORY SYSTEM EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (EXPERT VERIFIED) JUST RELEASED| 2025/2026 | SURE TO PASS !! 1. The ____ is a large, egg-shaped collection of nuclei located bilaterally above the brainstem - ANSWER Thalamus 2. The gracile fasciculus tract is responsible for A) Crude touch (conscious) B) Pain and temperature (conscious) C) Proprioception (unconscious) D) Proprioception, vibration, and fine touch of T6 and below (conscious) ...

BIPN 160 LE2 EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (EXPERT VERIFIED) JUST RELEASED| 2025/2026 | SURE TO PASS !! 1. Function of Cre-loxP -ANSWER Control gene expression to either delete a gene or allow reporter expression 2. Viral Approaches -ANSWER Virus can be made in a dish, harvested and injected into brains 3. Example of Anterograde tracer Viral -ANSWER AAV (Adeno-associated virus) 4. Example of Retrograde tracers Viral -ANSWER Rabies vi

(BIO 1120) BIOLOGY 1120 EXAM 2 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (EXPERT VERIFIED) JUST RELEASED| 2025/2026 | SURE TO PASS !! 1. Which is specifically a part or a function of the central nervous system? A) dendrites B) motor output C) integration D) sensory receptors - ANSWER C) integration 2. Which statement is true? A) Ion channels allow ions to cross the cell membrane against their concentration gradients. B) All cells have an equilibrium potential, a differen...

(BIO 1120) BIOLOGY 1120 TEST QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (EXPERT VERIFIED) JUST RELEASED| 2025/2026 | SURE TO PASS !! 1. What is motor output and what type of neuron is responsible? - ANSWER It is responding to stimuli which are received via efferent nerves and motor neurons. 2. What are the four lobes of the cerebral cortex? - ANSWER frontal: Pre-frontal or motor cortex, movement, decision making, and planning. parietal: Touch, processing, and sensation. o...

PSYU2222 Final EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS < RECENT VERSION 2025/2026 > SURE TO PASS!! 1. WHO Definition of Health - ANSWER "a complete state of physical, mental and social wellbeing... not merely the absence of disease or infirmity" 2. What is the second step in Systematic Desensitization? - ANSWER Training the client in deep muscle relaxation and cognitive restructuring 3. What is the final step in Systematic Desensitization? - ANSWER Having ...

NSC 2201 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS < RECENT VERSION 2025/2026 > SURE TO PASS!! 1. Which of the following is NOT made entirely of proteins? a. Enzymes b. Membrane Pumps c. Cytoskeleton d. Cell membrane e. Membrane Channels - ANSWER D 2. A peptide bond: a. Connects the R group of each amino acid to the carboxyl group and the amino group b. Links amino acids in a single-chain polypeptide by joining the carboxyl group on one with the amino gr...

NROS 307 STUDY QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS < RECENT VERSION 2025/2026 > SURE TO PASS!! 1. Looking with only one eye, what happens to objects that extend through the blind spot? Why? - ANSWER For objects that extend through the blind spot, the mind fills in the missing information. However, if the object is smaller than the blind spot, then it will just disappear. 2. What is different about the fovea and the rest of the retina? - ANSWER The fovea is where...

NEU 101 MODULE 2 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS < RECENT VERSION 2025/2026 > SURE TO PASS!! 1. What is a directed synapse? - ANSWER Synapses at which the site of neurotransmitter release and the site of neurotransmitter reception are in close proximity 2. What is a nondirected synapse? - ANSWER Synapses at which the site of release is at some distance from the site of reception 3. What is exocytosis? - ANSWER The process of neurotransmitter release 4....

NEU 101 EXAM 1 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS < RECENT VERSION 2025/2026 > SURE TO PASS!! 1. What produces cerebrospinal fluid? - ANSWER choroid plexus 2. Where is the excess cererospinal fluid continuously absorbed? - ANSWER It is absorbed into large blood-filled spaces or dural sinuses 3. What is the blood-brain barrier? - ANSWER mechanism that impedes the passage of many toxic substances from the blood into the brain 4. A tumor near the __________ ...

HS 200 NCSU FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS < RECENT VERSION 2025/2026 > SURE TO PASS!! 1. Ferns are in the class Filicinae. What is unique about that Class of plants? - ANSWER they don't reproduce by seeds but reproduce by spores instead 2. Grafting is a unique form of plant propagation. Why would you want to graft a plant, after all, it requires much skill and patience? - ANSWER plant breeding often leads to plants that can't grow on their ow...