The following questions are to be answered in a scientific manner and turned in (please type your answers). Each question is worth 2 points for a total possible of 20 points. If you can’t find the answers in the lab manual or the text, turn to other sources. Be sure to cite your reference(s) for each question. How can an injury to a peripheral nerve cause loss to both sensory and motor functions? Trace a drop of cerebrospinal fluid from a lateral ventricle to reabsorption at an arachnoid granulation. A patient is brought into the emergency room with severe whiplash. He is not breathing and has lost cardiac function. What part of the brain has most likely been damaged? A woman is admitted to the hospital with Bell’s palsy caused by an inflamed facial nerve. What symptoms will you. as the attending physician, observe, and how would you test her facial nerve? As a child, you have been told to wait for up to an hour after eating before going swimming. Explain the rationale for this statement.