Olfaction Flashcards

0
Q

What are the SEVEN (7) CLASSES a of ORDOR?

A
  1. ) Camphorous
  2. ) Musky
  3. ) Floral
  4. ) Pepperminty
  5. ) Ether-Like
  6. ) Pungent
  7. ) Putrid
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1
Q

What TWO (2) CONDITIONS must be met for a substance to be SMELLABLE?

A
  1. ) Must be VOLATILE or VAPOROUS at ORDINARY TEMPERATURES.

2. ) Must be SOLUBLE in FAT or WATER solvents.

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2
Q

Give an example of a CAMPHOROUS ODOR.

A

Mothballs

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3
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Give an example of a MUSKY ODOR.

A

Heavy Oil

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4
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Give an example of a FLORAL ODOR.

A

Roses

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5
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Give an example of a PEPPERMINTY ODOR.

A

Peppermint

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6
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Give an example of an ETHER-LIKE ODOR.

A

Dry Cleaning Fluid

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7
Q

Give an example of a PUNGENT ODOR.

A

Vinegar

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8
Q

Give an example of a PUTRID ODOR.

A

Rotten Eggs

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9
Q

True or False: olfactory sense is more sensitive than taste.

A

TRUE,

OLFACTION is MORE SENSITIVE than taste

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10
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What are the TWO (2) CELL TYPES that make up the OLFACTORY EPITHELIUM?

A

Columnar Cells
Olfactory Cells

  • see illustration*
  • see HANDOUT*
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11
Q

At the BASE of the OLFACTORY CELLS, FIBERS group themselves in small bundles that PASS THROUGH OPENINGS in the ______________ of the ____________.

A

Cribform Plate

Ethmoid Bone

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12
Q

The ETHMOID BONE is found at the _____________ between ___________ at the ROOF OF THE NOSE.

A

Anterior BASE of CRANIUM

2 ORBITS

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13
Q

OLFACTORY FIBERS enter into the ____________.

A

Olfactory Bulb

see HANDOUT

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14
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OLFACTORY FIBERS end together in a SYNAPSE with ____________ neurons, the SYNAPTIC AREA is called a ___________.

A

SECOND-ORDER

GLOMERULUS

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15
Q

Cells who’s DENDRITES synapse with FIRST-ORDER NEURONS in the GLOMERULUS are either __________ or _________ CELLS.

A

Mitral

Tufted

16
Q

AXONS of MITRAL and TUFTED CELLS form the _______________.

A

Olfactory Tract

17
Q

AXONS of MITRAL CELLS form the ________________.

A

Lateral Olfactory Stria (LOS)

18
Q

AXONS of the TUFTED CELLS form the ______________.

A

Medial Olfactory Stria (MOS)

19
Q

The LATERAL OLFACTORY STRIA goes ACROSS the ____________ SURFACE of the ____________ LOBE and terminates in the ____________ LOBE and the ___________.

A

Ventral
Frontal
Temporal
Amygdala

20
Q

The _____________ is the MAJOR sensory PATHWAY for SMELL.

A

Pyriform Cortex

21
Q

BEFORE MITRAL cells FORM the LATERAL OLFACTORY STRIA, they send a number of recurrent COLLATERALS that CONNECT with ____________ cells.

A

Granule Cells

22
Q

What are TWO (2) possible FUNCTIONS of GRANULE CELLS?

A
  1. ) Makes REPEATED FIRING of MITRAL and TUFTED cells possible.
  2. ) GRANULE cells INHIBIT succeeding IMPULSES from mitral and tufted cells.
    * Fig.7.19 p.180*
23
Q

This is known as SMELL BLINDNESS.

A

Anosmia

24
Q

This is DISTORTION of the sense of SMELL.

A

Parosmia