PHYSIOLOGY - taste and smell Flashcards

1
Q

ageusia definition

aetiology (3)

A

loss of taste

nerve damage, inflammation, endocrine problems

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2
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hypogeusia definition

aetiology (2)

A

reduced sense of taste

chemo, medication

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3
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dysgeusia definition

aetiology (lots)

A

altered sense of taste

poor dental hygiene, GORD, resp infection, medication, chemo

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4
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by what process does odorants normally reach olfactory receptors

A

diffusion

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5
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what supply taste for anterior 2/3 of tongue

A

CN VII chorda tympani branch of facial

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6
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what nerve supplies tasted for posterior 1/3 of tongue

A

CN IX glossopharyngeal

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7
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what supplies taste for taste buds not on tongue (eg in pharynx)

A

CN X vagus

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8
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anosmia definition

aetiology (4)

A

no sense of smell (temporary or permanent)

viral infection, allergy, nasal polyps, head injury

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9
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hyposmia definition

aetiology (5)

A

reduced sense of smell

viral infection, allergy, nasal polyps, head injury, PARKINSONS

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10
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dysosmia definition

aetiology (1)

A

altered sense of smell

hallucinations

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