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Sensory Neurons: Smell

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Where is the Nasal Cavity located?
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The Nose
The Cranial Cavity
Above the Palate
Below the Palate

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Q1
Where is the Nasal Cavity located?
The Nose
The Cranial Cavity
Above the Palate
Below the Palate
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Q2
What is the purpose of the Nasal Cavity?
To smell
To humidify, filter, and warm the air
All of the above
To protect you from inhaling toxins
45s
Q3
Cilia is a type of hair:
True
False
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Q4
What does Cilia do?
Warms the air passing through the nose
Enhances the sense of smell
Shifts particles out of the nose
Separates the nostrils
45s
Q5
Does the Septum divide the nostrils evenly?
No
Yes
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Q6
If you don't have a Septum, you will experience ...
None of the above
An obstruction of airflow and difficulty breathing
Difficulty of breathing
Obstruction of airflow
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Q7
Where is the olfactory bulb located?
The Skull
The Nasal Cavity
The Olfactory Nerves
The Forebrain
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Q8
What is ensnared (caught/trapped) in the Olfactory Bulb?
Receptor Cells
Glomeruli
Nerves
Neurons
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Q9
What is the name of the cells that receive the information of a certain odor?
Olfactory Bulb
Olfactory Epithelium
Olfactory Nerve
Olfactory Tract
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Q10
What part of the brain is able to receive the message to initiate an odor?
Olfactory Cortex
Temporal Lobe
Cerebellum
Brain Stem
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Q11
What does a doctor use to diagnose a Deviated Nasal Septum?
Nebulizer
Nasal Speculum
Stethoscope
Nasal Cannula
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Q12
What is the most common cause of a Deviated Nasal Septum?
Birth Defect
An Injury
Trauma
Septum Fracture
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Q13
Nasal Polyps are cancerous growths:
False
True
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Q14
How can Nasal Polyps be treated?
Surgery and Steroids Spray
Polypectomy and Antibiotics
All of the above
Antifungals
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Q15
Rhinitis is irritation and swelling of the ...
Temporal Lobe
Mucous Membrane
Olfactory Cortex
Cerebellum
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