The Nose & The Tongue - Structure and Function

A is

• taste buds

• tongue epithelium

• papillae

• support cell

B is

• taste buds

• tongue epithelium

• papillae

• support cell

C is

• taste buds

• tongue epithelium

• papillae

• support cell

D is

• taste pore

• gustatory cell

• gustatory hair

• support cell

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E is

• taste pore

• gustatory cell

• gustatory hair

• support cell

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F is

• taste pore

• gustatory cell

• gustatory hair

• support cell

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G is

• taste pore

• gustatory cell

• gustatory hair

• support cell

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H is

• sensory nerve

• gustatory cell

• gustatory hair

• support cell

Reorder the following

• Gustatory cortex receives nerve impulses and interprets the impulse pattern as taste.

• Food molecules dissolves in saliva enter the tongue papillae and reach the taste buds.

• Activated cells form nerve impulses that are carries by facial or glossopharyngeal nerves.

• Food molecules bind to receptors found on the gustatory hairs of gustatory cells.

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A is

• sinus

• olfactory bulb

• nasal cavity

• nasal vestibule

• olfactory nerve