PORTAGE LEARNING A&P 2 FINAL EXAM
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST 2025-2026
UPDATE
Flexor Withdrawal reflex involves what types of interneurons? -
Answer-excitatory and inhibitory
Superficial layer of the brain meninges - Answer-dura mater
___ fissure separates the cerebrum from the cerebellum - Answer-
transverse
functions of the hypothalamus - Answer-regulates sleep, regulates water
balance, links the nervous and endocrine system
largest portion of the brain - Answer-cerebrum
association area of the brain acts to - Answer-coordinate multiple
sources of sensory information
T/F: the brainstem regulates breathing - Answer-false
where are the cerebellar peduncles located? - Answer-pons
, CVA stands for - Answer-cerebrovascular accident (stroke)
A patient damaged their radial nerve, what action is most likely limited?
- Answer-wrist extension
A patient sustained damage to their femoral nerve, what action is most
likely limited? - Answer-hip flexion, knee extension
The basal ganglia is responsible for - Answer-movement
apraxia - Answer-impaired motor functioning
what sense does not have specialized sense organs? - Answer-touch
the posterior portion of the outer fibrous layer of the eye is called the -
Answer-sclera
what portion of the eye supplies blood to other layers of the eye? -
Answer-choroid
order of light passing through the eye - Answer-cornea, aqueous humor,
lens, retina
Collection of cell bodies in the PNS - Answer-Ganglia
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST 2025-2026
UPDATE
Flexor Withdrawal reflex involves what types of interneurons? -
Answer-excitatory and inhibitory
Superficial layer of the brain meninges - Answer-dura mater
___ fissure separates the cerebrum from the cerebellum - Answer-
transverse
functions of the hypothalamus - Answer-regulates sleep, regulates water
balance, links the nervous and endocrine system
largest portion of the brain - Answer-cerebrum
association area of the brain acts to - Answer-coordinate multiple
sources of sensory information
T/F: the brainstem regulates breathing - Answer-false
where are the cerebellar peduncles located? - Answer-pons
, CVA stands for - Answer-cerebrovascular accident (stroke)
A patient damaged their radial nerve, what action is most likely limited?
- Answer-wrist extension
A patient sustained damage to their femoral nerve, what action is most
likely limited? - Answer-hip flexion, knee extension
The basal ganglia is responsible for - Answer-movement
apraxia - Answer-impaired motor functioning
what sense does not have specialized sense organs? - Answer-touch
the posterior portion of the outer fibrous layer of the eye is called the -
Answer-sclera
what portion of the eye supplies blood to other layers of the eye? -
Answer-choroid
order of light passing through the eye - Answer-cornea, aqueous humor,
lens, retina
Collection of cell bodies in the PNS - Answer-Ganglia
