How your nose works

What is the entrance point of your nose called?

• Nostrils

• Septum

• Nasal Cavity

• Trachea

Your nasal cavity leads air to ?????? to take air to and from your lungs?

• your nostrils

• your septum

• your trachea

• your stomach

What does your nose do to the air as it goes to the lungs?

• warms

• moistens

• filters

• expands

What is the name of the thin layer of tissue on the inside of your nose called?

• Cilia

• Mucous membrane

• Septum

• Nasal Cavity

What is mucus in your nose commonly known as?

• Spit

• Saliva

• Blood

• Snot

The mucus in your nose works with your hair to trap what?

• Dust

• Water

• Germs

• Air

What are boogers made of?

• dried mucus

• dust

• water

• germs

What happens when you need to get rid of something your nose traps?

• You vomit

• You breathe

• You sneeze

• You cough

What is the part of your nose that senses the smells around you?

• Bronchial Tube

• Olfactory Epithelium

• Nostrils

• Trachea

What is the inability to perceive odor called?

• Anemia

• Antihistamine

• Adema

• Anosmia