Chemical Senses Flashcards

(48 cards)

1
Q

What are the 2 chemical senses

A

Smell

-Taste

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2
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-Flavors of various food are in large part a combination of their taste and smell.
T/F

A

T

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3
Q

Food taste the same with a cold that . T/F

A

F

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4
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Receptors for both smell and taste are ——-receptors Stimulated by molecules in solutions(——and—— for nose and mouth respectively)

A

chemo

mucus

saliva

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5
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Receptors for smell and taste are anatomically the same . T/F

A

F

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6
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*Smell receptors are distant receptors (—-) and has no relay in the——

A

Teleceptors

thalamus

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7
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2 types of smell senes:——- by dogs and—- by humans

A

macrosmatic

microsmatic

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8
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The yellow pigmented area in the nasal cavity contains —— cells and——- cells from the olfactory receptors.

A

supporting

progenitor

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9
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Each olfactory receptor is a neuron. T/F

A

T

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10
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——-is the place in the body where nervous system is closest to the external world.

A

Olfactory mucus membrane

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11
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Each olfactory neuron has a short thick—— with an expanded end called an——- from which—- projects to the surface of the——-.

A

dendrites

olfactory rod

cilia

mucus

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12
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the cilia of olfactory neurons. Myelinated or unmyelinated

A

unmyelinated

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13
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Length and width of the cilia of olfactory neurons is —— long;——um wide

A

2um

0.1

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14
Q

each olfactory receptor has about—— cilia

A

10-20

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15
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axons of the olfactory receptor pierces the—— of—— bone and enters the——-

A

cribiform plate

ethmoid

olfactory bulb

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16
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One similarity between smell and taste receptors??

A

Olfactory nerve like Taste receptor cells but unlike most other neurons is constantly replaced in about half a week.

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17
Q

——-protein (——) is involved in the replenishment process of olfactory neurons

A

Bone morphogenic

BMP

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18
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The olfactory membrane is constantly covered by—— which is produced by ——-which are just under the basal lamina of the membrane.

A

mucus

Bowmans gland

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19
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Olfaction bulb lies atop the—— of——- bone

A

cribriform plate

ethmoid

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20
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———receives the sensory afferents from the olfactory cells

A

Olfactory bulb

21
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——of olfactory cell project into the roof of the nasal cavity moistened by—-.

22
Q

Central processes of olfactory axons go to——- to synapse With—- of—— &—— cells Which are the—— order neurons/——

A

glomerulus

dendrites

mitral

tufted

2nd

olfactory nerve (CRNI)

23
Q

Each glomerulus receives afferents from one neuron of the olfactory cell. T/F

A

F. Each glomerulus receives afferents from several neurons of the olfactory cells

24
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In the Olfactory tract to the olfactory cortex there is no major—— relay but There is contra-lateral projection to the——

A

thalamic

opposite olfactory bulb

25
In humans, olfaction is not necessary for survival. | T/F
T
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Anosmia is the—- of the sense of smell hyposmia is——- sense of smell dysosmia is a——- sense of smell.
absence impaired distorted
27
—-injury, ——infections,—— of the fossa, and exposure to —— (which destroy the olfactory—-/) all can cause olfactory impairment.
Head upper respiratory tumors; anterior toxic chemicals epithelium
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some of the turbinates are lined with ——-containing the olfactory receptor cells. -The remainder of the nasal cavity is lined by—-
olfactory epithelium respiratory epithelium
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The turbinates act as baffles, causing air flow to become—— and thereby to reach the—— regions of the nasal cavity.
turbulent upper
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The olfactory epithelium consists of three cell types:—— cells,—— cells, and—— receptor cells
supporting basal olfactory
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Supporting cells are—— epithelial cells lined with—— at their mucosal border and filled with secretory granules.
columnar microvilli
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Basal cells are located at the—- of the olfactory epithelium and are undifferentiated stem cells that give rise to the——- cells.
base olfactory receptor
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——-are the site of odorant binding, detection, and transduction.
Olfactory receptor cells
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Odorant molecules bind to receptors on the——
cilia
35
fractures of the cribriform plate can———
sever olfactory neurons
36
Olfactory nerve axons are myelinated or unmyelinated ???
unmyelinated
37
——are among the smallest and slowest fibers in the nervous system
Olfactory nerve axons
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The olfactory receptor proteins are coupled to adenylyl cyclase through a—— called ——
G protein Golf
39
Effect of Golf on adenylyl cyclase.
Golf activates adenylyl cyclase.
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The receptor cell membrane —-larizes and This—- potential brings the——- potential closer to—- and—— the initial segment of the olfactory——
depo receptor membrane threshold depolarizes nerve axon.
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Olfactory receptor proteins are dedicated to a single odorant. T/F
F.Olfactory receptor proteins are not dedicated to a single odorant, and each protein can respond to a variety of odorants
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olfactory receptor proteins are selective. | T/F
T
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clusters of synapses in the olfactory bulb is called a——-
glomeruli
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The mitral cells are arranged in a—— in the olfactory bulb and have—— dendrites in addition to the—— dendrites.
single layer lateral apical
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The olfactory bulb also contains —— cells and —- cells that are—— interneurons that make —— synapses on neighboring—— cells.
granule periglomerular inhibitory dendrodendritic mitral
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The inhibitory inputs from granule and periglomerular cells serve a function similar to that of the—- cells of the—— which isgooood!!!
Horizontal cells retina
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As the olfactory tract approaches the base of the brain, it divides into two major tracts, a—- tract and a—— tract. - The —— olfactory tract synapses in the—— - The —- olfactory tract projects to the anterior commissure and the——
lateral medial lateral; primary olfactory cortex medial contralateral olfactory bulb.
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List the parts of the Olfactory cortex: —,—— ,——,—— ,——-
periamygdaloid prepiriform cortex hippocampus entorhinal cortex anterior olfactory nucleus