BIOS 252 CHAMBERLAIN UNIVERSITY
TEST PAPER 2026 COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS
GRADED A+
◉ area of the eye where the optic nerve and blood vessels enter and
exit Answer: optic disc
◉ round structures located at the back of the tongue Answer: vallate
papilla
◉ -focuses light on the retina by changing shape accommodate near
or far objects Answer: the lens
◉ class of photoreceptors found in the human eye Answer: rods
◉ rods and cones, which are special cells in retina that convert light
into signals for the brain Answer: photoreceptors
◉ aka olfactory receptors, which are proteins or protein complexes
that detect volatile chemicals Answer: chemoreceptors
◉ eardrum Answer: tympanic membrane
◉ (CN I) Answer: olfactory bulb
, ◉ sweet, umami, salt, spicy, and bitter Answer: primary taste
sensations
◉ regulates the rate at which your body uses calories Answer: T3 &
T4
◉ somatotropin, is a natural hormone your pituitary gland makes
and releases that acts on many parts of the body to promote growth
in children Answer: human growth hormone HGH
◉ region of the brain that helps maintain the body's internal balance
Answer: hypothalamus
◉ temperature regulation Answer: function of hypothalamus
◉ ventral diencephalon, above the midbrain and below the
thalamus Answer: hypothalamus location
◉ synthesized and secreted by the gonadotropic cells of the anterior
pituitary gland Answer: follicle-stimulating hormone FSH
◉ -regulate calcium
-phosphorus
TEST PAPER 2026 COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS
GRADED A+
◉ area of the eye where the optic nerve and blood vessels enter and
exit Answer: optic disc
◉ round structures located at the back of the tongue Answer: vallate
papilla
◉ -focuses light on the retina by changing shape accommodate near
or far objects Answer: the lens
◉ class of photoreceptors found in the human eye Answer: rods
◉ rods and cones, which are special cells in retina that convert light
into signals for the brain Answer: photoreceptors
◉ aka olfactory receptors, which are proteins or protein complexes
that detect volatile chemicals Answer: chemoreceptors
◉ eardrum Answer: tympanic membrane
◉ (CN I) Answer: olfactory bulb
, ◉ sweet, umami, salt, spicy, and bitter Answer: primary taste
sensations
◉ regulates the rate at which your body uses calories Answer: T3 &
T4
◉ somatotropin, is a natural hormone your pituitary gland makes
and releases that acts on many parts of the body to promote growth
in children Answer: human growth hormone HGH
◉ region of the brain that helps maintain the body's internal balance
Answer: hypothalamus
◉ temperature regulation Answer: function of hypothalamus
◉ ventral diencephalon, above the midbrain and below the
thalamus Answer: hypothalamus location
◉ synthesized and secreted by the gonadotropic cells of the anterior
pituitary gland Answer: follicle-stimulating hormone FSH
◉ -regulate calcium
-phosphorus
