Testing Specific Functions of the Cranial Nerves
Match the disorder listed in column A with the cranial nerve associated with that disorder listed in column B.
Column A
1. blindness
2 corneal reflex is absent (2 answers)
3. difficulty turning the eye inferior and lateral
4. inability to laterally rotate the eye hypoglossal
5. inability to maintain balance and equilibrium
6. inability to pucker the lips
7. inability to smell
8. inability to taste bitter (sensed by posterior taste buds of the tongue)
9. pupillary reflexes are absent (2 answers)
10. soft palate droops on one side (2 answers)
11. tongue deviates to one side when it is stuck out of the mouth
12. weakness in elevation of the scapula
Column B
a. abducens
b. accessory (spinal accessory)
c. facial
d. glossopharyngeal
e. oculomotor
f. olfactory
g. optic
h. trigeminal
i. trochlear
j. vagus
k. vestibulocochlear

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Answer 1

Answer: There are 12 pairs of cranial nerves originating from the nuclei in the inferior surface of the brain, some sensory, some motor and some mixed. The following disorders are associated with the cranial nerves as arranged below with its explanations.

Explanation:

1.) Blindness: This is caused by damage to the Optic nerve ( that is, cranial nerve II ).

2.) Corneal reflex is absent: This is caused by damage to trigeminal and facial nerve ( that is, cranial nerve V and VII).

3.) Difficulty turning the eye inferior and lateral: This is caused by damage to the abducent ( that is, the cranial nerve VI).

4.) Inability to laterally rotate the eye: This is caused by damage to hypoglossal nerve( that is, the cranial nerve XII)

5.) Inability to maintain balance and equilibrium: This is caused by damage to the

vestibulocochlear nerve ( that is the cranial nerve VIII)

6) Inability to pucker the lips: This is caused by damage to facial nerve.

7.) Inability to smell: This is caused by damage to olfactory nerve ( that is, cranial nerve 1)

8.) Inability to taste bitter (sensed by posterior taste buds of the tongue): This is caused by damage to the Vagus nerve ( that is , cranial nerve X).

9.) Pupillary reflexes are absent: This is caused by damage to oculomotor and optic nerve.

10.) Soft palate droops on one side: this is caused by damage to vagus and glossopharyngeal nerve.

11.) Tongue deviates to one side when it is stuck out of the mouth: This is caused by damage to hypoglossal nerve.

12.) Weakness in elevation of the scapula: This is caused by damage to accessory (spinal accessory nerve.)


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transformation testing


replica plating


Ames test


ELISA test

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Answer:

Ames test

Explanation:

This is because Ames test is a test that uses bacteria strain i.e Salmonella typhimurium to check or assess of a chemical has carcinogenic effect of it. It uses mutagenicity of bacteria. It is a biological assay that test whether an a chemical can cause mutations in the dna of the test organisms. When mutagens are added and also liver enzymes, there would be a reverse mutation and this will lead to their growth

Whích scenario describes a relationship of parasitism?
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O Birds feed off the insects that are stirred up from the grasses as cattle move through.
O A tapeworm latches itself in the intestines of a rat, feeding off all the nutrients eaten by the rat.
O Oxpecker birds eat parasitic ticks off the backs of zebras.

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Answer:

C

Explanation:

C is the only one with something that is harming the animal but benefiting the parasite. A also seems like that, but it isn't parasitism.

Answer:

A tapeworm latches itself in the intestines of a rat, feeding off all the nutrients eaten by the rat.

Explanation:

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A model of a plant cell is shown.


Which of the structures are present in plant cells, but not in animal cells? Select all that apply.

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The question is incomplete, however, the missing part of the question is as follows:

nucleus, chloroplast, Golgi apparatus, cell wall

Answer:

The correct answer is - cell wall and chloroplast.

Explanation:

Plant cells and animal cells both are eukaryotic cells and most of the cellular structures are the same, however, the plant cells have few adaptions that make them different from animal cells.

Plant cells have a cell wall outside of their plasma membrane that provides support and protects the cell from injuries. Cell wall not present in an animal cell. The other structure that presents in plant cells and not in animals is chloroplast that helps plants to produce their food by the process of photosynthesis.

he reflexes from sense organs in the head are co-ordinated by the brain.

Name a sense organ involved in a reflex co-ordinated by the spinal cord.

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Answer:

sense of touch

Explanation:

There are five sense organs that involved vision, hearing, taste, smelling, and touch.

Sense of touch is involved in a reflex coordinated by the spinal cord as when we touch something, sensory nerves sends the information to the brain and spinal cord. the motor nerves process the signals in the brain and send it back to the muscles, that leads to contraction reflexively.

Hence, the correct answer is "sense of touch".

Why would global warming have an effect on sea levels?

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Answer:

ice caps melting would cause more water leading to higher sea levels

The ice caps melt putting more water in the sea.

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Indicate the expected number of Barr bodies in interphase cells of individuals with Klinefelter syndrome; Turner syndrome; and karyotypes 47,XYY, 47,XXX, and 48,XXXX.

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Answer:

Barr bodies are small bodies that are dark staining bodies that show the inactivated X chromosome, these sex chromatin bodies attach to the membrane of the nucleus of interphase cells.

One less of the total number of X-chromosome (n-1) represents the number of Barr bodies.

Then,

The number of Barr bodies with Klinefelter would be:

Klinefelter (47,XXY): (n-1) = (2-1) = 1 Barr body as here two X chromosome present.

Similarly, for

Turner (45,XO): (n-1) = (1-1) = 0 Barr bodies (X chromosome = 1)

Now, as per the question, the bar bodies for karyotypes given

47,XYY: (n-1) = (1-1) = 0 Barr bodies

47,XXX: (n-1) = (3-1) = 2 Barr bodies

48,XXXX: (n-1) = (4-1) = 3 Barr bodies

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mountains or volcanos

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Answer:

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Mango tree -> Caterpillar -> Sparrow

Mango tree -> Sparrow -> Caterpillar

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Mango tree > Caterpillar > Sparrow

The first level in a food chain should be a primary producer which is the mango tree.

The second level in a food chain should be Primary consumer which is the caterpillar.

The third level in a food chain should be the secondary consumer which is the sparrow.

A food chain always starts from left to right. This from the primary producer then to the other levels.

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The first level in a food chain should be a primary producer which is the mango tree.

The second level in a food chain should be Primary consumer which is the caterpillar.

The third level in a food chain should be the secondary consumer which is the sparrow.

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Which of the following statements can be inferred from the above information?
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B. Nonliving organisms cannot possess any of the above characteristics.
C. Living organisms only need to possess one of the above characteristics.
D. Nonliving organisms are similar to living organisms.

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Answer:

Option B. is the best answer. Nonliving organisms cannot possess any of the stated characteristics.

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OB
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Answer:

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Answer:

ATP, from glucose.

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D. The food produced on intensive farms is cheaper than that on open ranges

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C. ribosome
D. endoplasmic reticulum

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The answer is A chloroplast
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The two major cell organelles involved in energy transformation are mitochondria and chloroplasts. Thus option A is correct.

what is function of chloroplast ?

Chloroplasts are the cellular organelle found in photosynthetic organism like plants and algae.

They  are present in mesophyll cells of leaves and contain a high concentration of chlorophyll which absorb sunlight; It is absent in animal cell.

Chloroplast has extra-nuclear DNA and are semiautonomous.

They synthesize food by the process of photosynthesis by absorbing sunlight into chemical energy.

It is major production house of  NADPH and molecular oxygen (O2) by photolysis of water; It produces ATP from photosynthesis.

It also indirectly involve in generation of carbon and sugar molecule during the Calvin Cycle or dark reaction of photosynthesis.

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Answer: 1 = B, 2 = C, 3 = A

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1st Blank:

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C. Doesn’t change

2nd Blank:

A. Raises
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C. Doesn’t change

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Answer:

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C.) 400 mL Overflow cup

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Answer:

The correct answer is 25 mL graduated cylinder (it should be used in all the cases)

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motor; integrative; sensory


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Explanation:

integrative; sensory; motor

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Despite the fact that the various protists observed in this exercise belong to different

eukaryotic lineages, what makes them all "plantlike" in nature?

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Complete question: This can be seen in the attached file below. It's contains the various protists observed in the exercise.

Answer: For a eukaryotic organism to possess a plantlike characteristics shows its ability to manufacture its own food through the process of photosynthesis.

Explanation:

Protists are single- celled or unicellular organisms. They are made up of eucaryotic cells in which the cell structure is complex with a well - defined nucleus. Typical example if protists includes the following:

--> Volvox

--> Spirogyra

--> Euglena

--> Diatoms

--> chlamydomonas

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2. True or false: a polio virus needs a host cell to replicate *

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Answer:

true

Explanation:

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Answer:

Neurons

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Assume coat color in horses is controlled by a single gene. Palomino horses have a golden yellow coat, chestnut horses have a brown coat, and cremello horses have a coat that is almost white. A series of crosses between the three different types of horses produced the following offspring:
Cross Offspring palomino times
palomino x palomino 13 palomino, 6 chestnut, 5 cremello
chestnut x chestnut 16 chestnut
cremello x cremello 13 cremello
palomino x chestnut 8 palomino, 9 chestnut
palomino x cremello 11 palomino, 11 cremello
chestnut x cremello 23 palomino
A. Explain the inheritance of the palomino, chestnut, and cremello phenotypes in horses.
B. Assign symbols for the alleles that determine these phenotypes, and list the genotypes of all parents and offspring given in the preceding table.

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achondroplasia is a form of dwarfism in humans. it is caused by a mutant allele of the fibroblast growth factor receptor (fgfr) gene that produces an overactive protein. having one copy of the mutant allele results in dwarfism. having two copies of the mutant allele results in stillbirth. (infant dies in the womb.) which allele, the mutant allele or the wild-type allele, is dominant with respect to viability

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Answer:

The correct answer is - wild type in respect of viability.

Explanation:

Achondroplasia is a condition of dwarfism and it takes place due to a mutant allele which autosomal dominant in nature which means only one copy of the mutant allele is going to cause dwarfism in an individual.

We also know that if two copies of the mutant allele are present then it will be lethal and will not be viable so in respect of expression the mutant allele is dominant, however, in respect of the viability, the wild type is dominant.

In an attempt to increase diversity in your local public health department workforce you decide to obtain more information from candidates than merely their skills and experience. Which of the following questions can you legally ask in a face-to-face job interview when the information is not provided on the application?A. In country where you were born?B. How many children do you have?C. What is your ethnic background?D. Have you worked with minority populations?

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Answer:

C

Explanation:

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