1. Which side and area of Bob’s brain was affected by the stroke? (2 marks)
   They spent a night at Wolf Creek in their tent. In the morning Betsy went to fill her water bottle from the creek
   and a crocodile lunged at her grabbing the water bottle.
2. Which division of Betsy’s nervous system would be responsible for helping Betsy get out of this situation?
   What impact does this division have on the body (3 marks)
   Bob tries to help Betsy and in doing so has his right hand bitten off. They both escape and use relevant first aid
   so that Bob does not bleed to death. Upon returning to the Darwin hospital Bob explains to Betsy that he has
   an itchy right thumb.
3. Bob does not have a right thumb anymore, explain why he would be having these sensations. (2 marks)
   Bob requires surgery to close the site of the severed hand. During the surgery he is put under a general
   anaesthetic.
4. Many anaesthetics work by making it harder for a neuron to reach threshold. List describe the four stages of
   an actional potential (5 marks)
   To ensure that the anaesthetic was working before beginning the surgery, the anaesthetist tested Bob for the
   plantar reflex.
5. What is a reflex? Give an example describing the stimulus, receptor, neural pathway, and response (3
   marks)

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Prof. J. Fitzgerald
Take Home Final
Unit III: Drama—Sophocles’ Oedipus Rex
Answer in complete sentences.
Use evidence and APA style citations.

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1. In what way does the myth of Oedipus differ from the play?
2. Give an example from the play where Oedipus demonstrates hubris.
3. What is Oedipus’ relationship to Creon?
4. What is the purpose of the chorus in the play?
5. What information do we learn in the exposition?
6. What is the recognition in the play?
7. What is the reversal?
8. How are the three unities employed in the play?
9. How is the 24-hour cycle portrayed in the play?
10. How is dramatic irony employed in the play?

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