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Nystagmus. Oscillopsia. Tinnitus. Meniere's Disease. Vertigo. Lithium. Encephalitis. Neuroblastoma. Olfaction. Mortality. Chemosensory. Deglutition. Cavity. Dendrites. Euroepithelium. Superior Turbinate. GCPR. Membrane-Spanning 4-Domain. Glomerulus. Olfactory Bulb. Tufted Cells. Subventricular Zone. Orbitofrontal Cortex. Tastebuds. Pharynx. Esophagus. Taste Pore. Na + channel. Bile. Enterocyte. Facial Nerve. Vagus Nerve. Petrosal. Anterior Tongue. Chorda Tympani. VPM. Secondary Taste Cortex. Rhinosinusitis. Polyposis. Orexin Neuropeptides. Mastoidectomy. Stapesdectomy. Burning Mouth Syndrome. Terbinafine. Hypothyroidism.


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Medicine A11

Nystagmus is involuntary rapid eye movement. Rhythmic oscillation of eyes.


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Medicine A12

Neuroblastoma is the formation of cancer in immature nerve cells called neuroblast.


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Medicine A13

GCPR stand for G- protein coupled odor receptors.


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Medicine A14

The sub ventricular zone in the brain is located on the outside wall and contains neuron stem cells that migrate along the rostral migratory stream. Those cells will become granule and periglomerular cells.


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Medicine A15

Microvilli are small extensions on the receptor cells in each taste bud.


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Medicine A16

The cell lines of the enteroendocrine cells are filled with T1R and T2R. Sweet and bitter receptors.


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Medicine A17

Anterior Tongue and the soft palate receives nerves from CN VII.


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Medicine A18

As a result of presbyosmia, an elders death may be caused from gas poisoning. (There is an olfactory dysfunction)


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Medicine A19

Taste functions may be influenced by transport problems by the tastings to the taste buds.


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Medicine A20

Geographic tongue is reddish skin on the tongue.


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