Chemical Senses

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Chemical senses are ______ and _____

olfaction (smell) and gustation (taste)

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The chemoreceptors respond to chemicals in _____ and are complimentary

aqueous solution

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in smell, substances are dissolved in _____.

mucus

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In taste, substances are dissolved in _____.

saliva

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Smell is the ______ sense to develop in the embryo

first

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An infant can recognize their mother by _____ old

7 days

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Smell acts as an ________ for things like bad food, chemical fumes, fire.

early warning system

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Smell has a _____ factor in taste

strong

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smell can trigger _____ and may have a role in ______.

memories; reproduction.

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olfactory receptor cells are specialized _______.

bipolar neurons

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olfactory cells are the ____ cells able to reproduce every 60 days

only

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mucus captures ______ substances for detection

inhaled

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Naegleria fowleri can follow ______ to the brain and can cause death.

olfactory nerves

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there are about ______ tastebuds on the tung, in peg like papillae

10,000

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different types of papillae may have different ____, but all contain tastebuds

shapes

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all parts of the tounge can taste _____ taste sensations

ALL

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what are the 5 basic taste sensations?

-sweet - (sugar)

-Salt - (metal ions)

Sour - (hydrogen ions, acids)

Bitter - (alkaloids)

Umami (savory, elicited by the amino acid glutamate)

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To be tasted, what must happen to a chemical

Dissolved in saliva → Diffuses into taste bud pore → Touches gustatory hair → Release of synaptic vesicle contents from gustatory cell, triggering a nerve signal

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Adaptation of a taste occurs within __ to __ minutes, which is why food tastes best when you start eating.

1-5

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what is the pathway for taste?

Taste buds → Medulla oblongata → Thalamus, hypothalamus and limbic system (appreciation of taste) → Gustatory cortex (recognition of taste)

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Taste triggers the hypothalamus to trigger what 3 things?

  • salivation

  • Stomach secretions/motility

  • If foul or rancid food - vomiting center

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Taste is ___ smell

80%

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________ is the feeling when something that is though to be tasted is actually just smelled.

Retronasal olfaction

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Aroma _____ taste

enhances

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Nasal congestion _____ taste.

decreases