GIFT GIVING/ACTS OF SERVICE PART 2

must dissolve in mucus for detection.

• Debris

• Hormones

• Chemicals

• Cells

receptor cells for smell sensation.

• Olfactory cells

• Gustatory cells

• Auditory cells

• Tactile cells

membrane potential inside unstimulated olfactory cells.

• 55 mV

• 60 mV

• 65 mV

• 50 mV

Tags

NGSS.HS-LS1-3

provide both structural and metabolic support for the olfactory sensory neurons of the olfactory epithelium.

• Sustentacular cells
• Bowman's glands
• Basal cells
• Olfactory receptors

lie just beneath the surface of the bulb and received the primary olfactory axons.

• Glomerulus

• Olfactory bulb axons
• Mitral cell

• Bowman’s glands

send axons through the lateral olfactory tract onto several structures of the olfactory cortex

• Mitral cell

• Bowman’s glands

• Glomerulus

• Olfactory bulbs

Humans can differentiate between how many order?

• 2000 to 4000

• 3000 to 4000

• 2000 to 5000

• 3000 to 5000

Tags

NGSS.MS-LS1-8

second messenger of detection of the olfactory receptor

• cAMP

• ATP

• GERD

• GABA

loss of smell sensation

• Parosmia

• Anosmia

• Hyperosmia

• Dysosmia

Alteration in smell sensation

• Hyperosmia

• Hyposomia

• Dysosmia

• Anosmia