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Despite your warnings, your patient constantly leans on their crutches.  Now they are back in your clinic complaining of upper arm numbness and weakness.  They’ve likely injured which plexus?

Of the nerves you selected above, which is the one that controls 4 of the 6 eye muscles?  

From the case study completed- which acid builds up in cells if the cell is low in glucose and oxaloacetate is made from fatty acids or amino acids?

Which proteins use facilitated diffusion to transport ions across the membrane?  Select all that apply.

Disease in which oligodendrocytes are attacked by immune cells in the body leading to loss of sensation and impaired coordination.

A blow to the skull that injured neurons in the left cerebellum would most likely result in:

Located in the retina of the eye, this  cranial nerve is important for your sense of sight.

The pelvis indicated with the star is 

Name the questions about the brain below. Name the specific raised ridge indicated by A.  _________________________. Which lobe of the cerebrum is A on? ________________________. Name the specific groove indicated by B.   ______________________________. Which lobe of the cerebrum is C indicating? ___________________________.

When the neurotransmitter  mentioned in the previous question binds to the heart a/an _______________ is produced causing the heartrate  to _____________.  The same interaction with the lung bronchi will produce a/an ______________________ which will cause the airflow to ____________.  Finally, the neurotransmitter’s interaction with the stomach will generate a/an _____________ leading to a/an _______________ in digestion.  These changes help Jonas keep supplying the skeletal muscles with the oxygen they need to continue providing the ATP needed to move the body during his run.