Anosmia
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Topics of this game:
- What nerve is responsible for the sense of Smell?
- What is a disorder where you have a decreased ability to detect odors?
- Does the olfactory pathway relay to the thalamus before reaching the cortices?
- Olfactory receptor cells has what type of neurons?
- Where does the Olfactory nerve pass through to meet the Olfactory bulb?
- Can a Hyposmia turn into Anosmia?
- Losing the sense of smell with no known cause can lead to serious illness later?
- What constitutes a large part of the primary olfactory area?
- Olfactory bulb and the tract is supplied by which artery?
- Which area on Brodmann map is the primary olfactory cortex located?
- If the TDI score is above 30.5, what does that mean?
- What surgery is performed to open up sinuses and reduce inflammation?
- Which area of the brain is responsible for the autonomic salivary response upon smelling something?
- Where does synapses between the olfactory nerve and dendrites of mitral and tufted cells form?
- Which Vitamin deficiency leads to Anosmia?
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