pieces of information diffuses out of the blood-brain barrier and travels along with blood to the richly vascularised mucosa of the nasal cavity.. meanwhile cognitive functions causes sympathetic centers to be activated, causing vasoconstriction at the vessels at the nasal cavity and blood pressure at the vessels increases.. due to the huge size of intact information stuck at the vessels and high blood pressure, the vessels RUPTURE and the blood containing vital information leaks out to the nasal fossa. contraction of abdominal muscles and intercostal muscles creates great volumes of air to be forced out during active expiration, causing the leaking blood to be forced out on the answer booklet. more blood is quickly forced out on the booklet before vascular spasm narrows the vessels and platelet phase of hemostasis is fully activated. the type of the information in blood and the timing of explusion of blood must be right so that all the correct information lands on the correct question on the answer booklet.
if the person faints due to excessive loss of blood during the exam, he or she will be deemed to have sat for and failed the exam.
You may not receive from any person while in the examination room any unauthorized real blood, artificial blood, mucus or other things.
Candidates breaching this rule will be liable to disciplinary action which may result in his/her expulsion from the school.
omg this is the crappest post ever.. hahaha.. i'm gg mad.
