Twisted head/neck.
Torticollis
vision
II - Optic
sense of smell
I - Olfactory
Reflexes do not involve the brain.
(If false, explain how the brain is involved.)
True.
Dorsal flexion of the head and neck.
Opisthotonus
motor to the tongue
XII - Hypoglossal
Pupil constriction, upper lid, eye movement
III - Oculomotor
The central nervous system (CNS) includes the brain and the spinal nerves.
(If false, what does the CNS include?)
False.
CNS includes the brain and spinal cord.
Increased tone of the front legs, paralysis of pelvic limbs. 
Schiff-Sherington
(Acoustic) -- hearing and balance
VIII - Vestibulocochlear

motor to facial muscles and ears, sensory to anterior 2/3 of tongue
VII - Facial
An exaggerated reflex response in an effector muscle suggests damage above the spinal segment being tested and indicates lower motor neuron damage.
False. Indicates upper motor neuron damage.
LMN damage = decreased or absent reflex responses in an effector muscle and suggests damage within the spinal segment being tested
Conscious, rigid extension in front legs and flexion of pelvic limbs.
Decerebellate
sensory to the tongue, motor to the pharynx
IX - Glossopharyngeal
dorsal oblique muscles of the eye / normal eye position
IV - Trochlear
"Coma" = only responsive to strong stimuli such as pain.
(If false, what is the correct term?)
"Stupor" = only responsive to strong stimuli such as pain.
"Coma" = no conscious response to stimuli.
Unconscious, rigid extension of all 4 limbs.
Decerebrate
Facial sensation, motor to muscles of mastication, blink.
V - Trigeminal
neck muscles
XI - Accessory
Lower motor neurons send signals to upper motor neurons and upper motor neurons send signals directly to effector muscles.
(If false, explain.)
False.
UMN send signals to LMN and LMN send signals directly to effector muscles.
Dorsal curvature spine.
Kyphosis
eye position, eye muscles
VI - Abducens
motor / sensory to larynx, parasympathetic to organs in chest and abdomen.
X - Vagus
Dachshunds, Toy Poodles, Beagles, and Dobermans are examples of dogs more likely to end up with disc disease.
(If false, explain.)
True.