A teenaged girl has lost some of her sense of touch after a near-electrocution.  She can identify when something touches her skin, but she cannot describe how soft or hard the touch is.  She has lost which general type of sensory receptor information?  

Older people usually become far-sighted as time goes on, because of what age-related change in the focusing structure of the eye?  

Which of the following is a FALSE statement about the sense of taste? 

The following sentences describe rods, cones, daytime color vision, and night vision.  Which sentence is FALSE?

Cells in which gross anatomical structure within the eyeball convert light to an action potential in a neuron? 

What is the proper projection pathway of auditory sensory (afferent) nerve impulses, from inner ear to conscious identification of sound?

If both sympathetic and parasympathetic nerves supply an organ, which of the following sentences best describes their neurotransmitters?  (Which of the following sentences is TRUE?)

A man suffering with a cold goes to the pharmacy to pick up a prescription for a medication which will dilate his bronchioles to help him breathe more easily, and constrict his nasal vessels to reduce nasal drainage.  You, the pharmacist, warn him that it may have the added side effect of increasing his heart rate, because the cold medication is a ____________.

Heart rate and digestion rate changes caused by the ANS autonomic nervous system would be expected to be integrated by ___________.

The Vagus Cranial Nerve offers both motor and sensory innervation to many organs, including all of the following EXCEPT which one?  (Which organ is NOT served by the Vagus Nerve?)