Question

Part A -

This test stimulated the semicircular canals.

2-point discrimination test

Barany test

Adaptation of Touch Receptors Test

Depth perception test

Astigmatism Test

Stimulating Taste Buds Test

Visual Acuity Test

Near Point of Accommodation Test

Romberg Test

Rinne Test

Weber Test

Tactile Localization Test

Part B -

This test showed that chemicals cannot be recognized unless they can dissolve first.

Visual Acuity Test

Depth perception test

Tactile Localization Test

Weber Test

Barany test

Stimulating Taste Buds Test

Rinne Test

Adaptation of Touch Receptors Test

Astigmatism Test

2-point discrimination test

Romberg Test

Near Point of Accommodation Test

Part C -

This test showed that you stopped noticing a coin placed on your arm after a little while.

Weber Test

Astigmatism Test

Tactile Localization Test

Barany test

Near Point of Accommodation Test

Depth perception test

Stimulating Taste Buds Test

Adaptation of Touch Receptors Test

Rinne Test

2-point discrimination test

Romberg Test

Visual Acuity Test

Part D -

When doing this test, you found the advantage to using both eyes for visual perception rather than one.

Barany test

Adaptation of Touch Receptors Test

Depth perception test

Weber Test

Stimulating Taste Buds Test

Visual Acuity Test

Near Point of Accommodation Test

Tactile Localization Test

2-point discrimination test

Rinne Test

Romberg Test

Astigmatism Test

Part E -

This test showed that for a "normal" person, air conduction works better than bone conduction.

Tactile Localization Test

Stimulating Taste Buds Test

Romberg Test

Visual Acuity Test

Rinne Test

Depth perception test

2-point discrimination test

Weber Test

Near Point of Accommodation Test

Barany test

Astigmatism Test

Adaptation of Touch Receptors Test

Part F -

This test can be used to determine if one ear has more sensorineural deafness than the other.

Visual Acuity Test

Stimulating Taste Buds Test

Astigmatism Test

Romberg Test

Rinne Test

2-point discrimination test

Barany test

Depth perception test

Near Point of Accommodation Test

Weber Test

Adaptation of Touch Receptors Test

Tactile Localization Test

Part G -

2-point discrimination test

Weber Test

Near Point of Accommodation Test

Romberg Test

Depth perception test

Tactile Localization Test

Stimulating Taste Buds Test

Adaptation of Touch Receptors Test

Rinne Test

Astigmatism Test

Visual Acuity Test

Barany test

Part H -

This test reveals how elastic one's lens is.

2-point discrimination test

Weber Test

Depth perception test

Astigmatism Test

Romberg Test

Tactile Localization Test

Rinne Test

Adaptation of Touch Receptors Test

Barany test

Stimulating Taste Buds Test

Near Point of Accommodation Test

Visual Acuity Test

Answer 1

Part A- answer- Romberg test ...Romberg's test is a test of the proprioception receptors and pathways function

Maintaining balance while standing in the stationary position relies on intact sensory pathways, sensorimotor integration centers and motor pathways.

The main sensory inputs are:

1. Joint position sense (proprioception), carried in the dorsal columns of the spinal cord, the dorsal and ventral spinocerebellar tracts.
2. Vision
3. Vestibular apparatus....

Part B- answer- stimulating taste bud test....

Part C - answer - adaptation of touch receptor test due to sensitisation of touch receptor...

partD- answer- Depth perception test.... This is to see binocular vision and intact stereognosis.  

part E - answer- Rinnies test... Air conduction is better than bone conduction because on passing through middle ear due to ear ossicles is amplified...

part F- Weber test... Is dine after Rinnies test and use due to lateralise the lesion..The Weber test is a screening test for hearing performed with a tuning fork. It can detect unilateral (one-sided) conductive hearing loss (middle ear hearing loss) and unilateral sensorineural hearing loss (inner ear hearing loss).....

Part G - question is missing....

Part H - Near Point of Accommodation Test....

The more elastic the lens the more curavture increases and the more rays converge and leads to accomodation ie near vision...