Answer Options:
True
False
Answer: False
Question: Sound pressure waves deflect the tympanic membrane, which causes ________ in the middle ear.
Answer Options:
stereocilia
hair cells
ossicles
pinna
Answer: ossicles
Question: __________ is the term used to describe the persistent perception of sound such as ringing or buzzing the the absence of external stimulus.
Answer Options:
Tinnitus
Otosclerosis
Otitis media
Presbycusis
Answer: Tinnitus
Question: Students used a felt-tip pen to mark a location on the skin with their eyes closed to demonstrate spatial discrimination. Where should the dots be closest together?
Answer Options:
distal lower limb
proximal arm
finger tips
posterior lumbar region
Answer: finger tips
Question: Paralysis of muscles involved in facial expression could be caused by damage to which cranial nerve?
Answer Options:
Facial
Accessory
Oculomotor
Trigeminal
Answer: Facial
Question: The cranial nerves that have neural connections with the tongue include all EXCEPT the ________.
Answer Options:
Facial
Trochlear
Glossopharyngeal
Trigeminal
Answer: Trochlear
Question: How many bones are found in the middle ear?
Answer Options:
1
2
3
4
Answer: 3
Question: The 40X objective lens (blue) is called the ___________ lens.
Answer Options:
(A) High power
(B) Low power
(C) Oil immersion
(D) Scanning
Answer: (A) High power
Question: Tactile afterimage occurs as a result of the phenomenon known as ________, in which receptors become less sensitive in the presence of a continuous stimulus.
Answer Options:
Reflex arcs
Weber-Fechner principle
Discrimination
Adaptation
Answer: Adaptation
Question: The study of large body structures, visible to the naked eye, such as the heart is called ________ anatomy.
Answer Options:
a) microscopic
b) developmental
c) gross
d) systemic
Answer: c) gross
Question: The _________ is the measurement of the intensity (loudness) of a sound.
Answer Options:
watt
joule
frequency
decibel
Answer: decibel
Question: Asking a patient to detect the scent of cinnamon tests the function of the ________ nerves.
Answer Options:
Glossopharyngeal
Trochlear
Olfactory
Vestibulocochlear
Answer: Olfactory
Question: Students used a felt-tip pen to mark a location on the skin with their eyes closed to demonstrate spatial discrimination. Where should the dots be closest together?
Answer Options:
distal lower limb
proximal arm
finger tips
Answer: finger tips
Question: The abducens nerves control movement of the ________.
Answer Options:
eyes
ears
tongue
all of these
shoulders
Answer: eyes
Question: Baseline skin temperature is ~33 °C (91 °F). Which of the following body temperatures best represents your baseline body temperature (physiological zero) several minutes after jumping into a relatively cold pool?
Answer Options:
87 °F
93 °F
37 °F
99.5 °F
Answer: 93 °F
Question: The trochlear notch is part of the ________.
Answer Options:
ulna
scapula
radius
humerus
Answer: ulna