Because the patient described in the previous two questions has both second and third degree burns, they will need some type of skin graft.

Doctors will sometimes test the patellar reflex by striking the patellar tendon with a reflex hammer.  This causes the tendon to stretch, which sends an impulse along a sensory neuron to the spinal cord.  Within the spinal cord, the sensory neuron synapses directly on a motor neuron.  The motor neuron sends a signal back to the quadriceps muscle attached to the tendon that was struck, causing it to contract.  This shortens the patellar tendon. Based on this description, select ALL options that describe this reflex:

Which is not a primary taste sensation?

A connective tissue with a high density of cells and fibers, and very little ground substance would be:

Which is able to act quicker to maintain homeostasis in the body?

Which of these epithelial tissue types would be best for allowing diffusion to happen across it rapidly?

Examine the diagram below.  Determine whether the sympathetic branch is represented by the left or right half of the diagram.  Then describe why you made the choice you did. Hint: There are SEVERAL anatomical differences visible on the diagram that would allow you to pick the sympathetic from the parasympathetic.  I am looking for you to list at least one of these in justifying your answer to receive full credit for this question.   

Which of these joints is/are diarthrotic? Select ALL that are true:

Moving the arm as shown in the picture below is an example of what type of joint movement?

Only polysynaptic reflex arcs include an interneuron