2025/2026 KINESIOLOGY 259 NONCUMULATIVE FINAL EXAM UOFCALGARY ACTUAL Q&A 100% PASS
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2025/2026 KINESIOLOGY 259 NONCUMULATIVE FINAL EXAM UOFCALGARY ACTUAL Q&A 100% PASS What are the two types of deafness? - Answer -Conduction and sensory deafness What is conduction deafness? - Answer -Amplifxation of sound issue which can be mitigated...
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2025/2026 KINESIOLOGY 259 NONCUMULATIVE FINAL EXAM UOFCALGARY ACTUAL Q&A 100% PASS What are the two types of deafness? - Answer -Conduction and sensory deafness What is conduction deafness? - Answer -Amplifxation of sound issue which can be mitigated with hearing aids (steals the job of the ossicles) What is sensory deafness? - Answer -Hair cells no longer bend so you can't hear things (hearing aids can't help) What is the balance and body position maintaining Vestibular apparatus made of? - Answer -Utricle & Saccule and Semicircular canal How is equilibrium determined? - Answer -Bending of hair cells How do Semi-circular canals code for equilibrium? - Answer -Using endolymph (liquid) and hair cells so the bending fires APs but endolymphs lag behind Why do we feel like we're moving even after we stop? - Answer -Endolymph lags behind so it's still bending hair cells even after stopping What are otholiths and what do they do? - Answer -They are heavy calcium balls that help to give the endolymph Need assistance on Online classes, Exams & Assignments? Reach out for instant help!! Full Course Assistance, Plagiarism-free Essay Writing, Research Paper, Dissertation, Discussion Posts, etc…. Confidential & Secure services. Tutors are available for all subjects! Email now at: tutorjean01@gmail.com some momentum or "oomph" to bend hair What do Utricles and Saccules detect? - Answer -Linear motion How do chemoreceptors work? - Answer -Molecular binding causing GPs and APs What nerves code for taste? - Answer -Facial and glossopharyngeal nerves How does scent work? - Answer -Molecules are dissolved in mucous Why is it that whenever I smell roses, I think of love? - Answer -Smell is connected to the limbic system which means smell evokes emotional responses or memories What does the facial nerve code for on the tongue? - Answer -2/3 of the tongue What does the glossopharyngeal nerve code for on the tongue? - Answer -1/3 of the tongue What are the three types of muscle? - Answer -Cardiac, Smooth and Skeletal What kind of muscle has the longest contractions? - Answer -Smooth What are the first 5 orders of organization in the muscular system? - Answer -Muscle group, fasicles, fibres, myofibrils and then myofilaments What does the Endomysium contain? - Answer -Muscle fibres Need assistance on Online classes, Exams & Assignments? Reach out for instant help!! Full Course Assistance, Plagiarism-free Essay Writing, Research Paper, Dissertation, Discussion Posts, etc…. Confidential & Secure services. Tutors are available for all subjects! Email now at: tutorjean01@gmail.com
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