Taste and Smell Flashcards

1
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label the ear diagram..

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2
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What is taste called as?

A

gustation

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3
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Gustation features-

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taste buds- moist MM, chemoreceptors
stimulated by chemical responsible for smell dissolved around oral cavity

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4
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What do taste buds consist of?

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gustatory cells- surrounded by supporting cells
hair like projection- transmits information to brain

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5
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What cranial nerves all contribute to sending impulses to the brain, interpreting taste?

A

facial nerve (VII)
glosssohpharyngeal nerve (IX)
vagus nerve (X)

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6
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What is smell referred to as?

A

olfaction

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7
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What are features of olfaction?

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lines top of nasal cavity, detect volatile, water soluble molecules- as animal breathes

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8
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What is the nerve impulse transmitted up to?

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olfactory bulb within brain

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9
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What type of nerve is the olfactory nerve?

A

CRANIAL!!

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10
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The flehmen response-

A

vomeronasall/ jacobson organ detects pheromones

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11
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Where is the flehmen response located?

A

nasal chamber

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12
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Which behaviour is the flehmen response apart of?

A

sexual

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13
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Which type of animals is the flehmen response found in?

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amphibians, reptiles, mammals

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