Exploring Nose Anatomy Through Song

The video tutorial explores the anatomy of the nose, detailing both its visible and inner parts. It explains the role of various cartilages and bones in supporting the nose's structure. The tutorial also delves into the olfactory system, describing how odor molecules are detected and processed by the brain. The video concludes with a call to action for viewers to subscribe and learn more.

What is the first visible part of the nose called?

• Nazy

• Septal cartilage

• Nasal bone

• Upper lateral cartilage

What supports the upper bridge of the nose?

• Septal cartilage

• Nazy

• Upper lateral cartilage

• Nasal bone

Which cartilage forms the sidewalls of the nose?

• Septal cartilage

• Upper lateral cartilage

• Major aller cartilage

• Minor cartilage

Where does the septal cartilage reside in the nose?

• At the tip

• Along the sidewalls

• Down the center

• At the upper bridge

At what age do humans start using their sense of smell?

• As teenagers

• As adults

• As babies

• As elderly

Why is it important to use our sense of smell daily?

• To improve vision

• To enhance taste

• To detect dangers

• To hear better

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What is the role of the olfactory epithelium?

• Supports the nose structure

• Filters the air

• Detects odor molecules

• Shapes the nose

How do odor molecules initiate the sense of smell?

• By shaping the nasal cavity

• By dissolving in mucus

• By flowing through the nostrils

• By hardening the cartilage

What happens after odor molecules bind to the olfactory receptor cells?

• They multiply

• They dissolve completely

• They send signals to the brain

• They are exhaled

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What does the video encourage viewers to do at the end?

• Forget what they learned

• Ignore the sense of smell

• Turn off their devices

• Subscribe and learn more