'Olfactory bulb' presentation slideshows

Olfaction

Olfaction. Smell aka Olfaction (Latin olfacere ). Sense of Smell. Smell is the least understood of our senses . one of the chemical senses This results partly from the fact that the sense of smell is a subjective phenomenon that cannot be studied with ease in lower animals.

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Fired Up Neurons!

Fired Up Neurons!. Saturday Morning Physics December 18, 2004 Presenter: Rhonda Dzakpasu. What we know. Simple elements of brain function: Structure of brain Functional role of different brain structures Cellular composition of brain Action of neurons Action of neurotransmitters.

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Chapter 15: Cranial Nerves

Chapter 15: Cranial Nerves. Chris Rorden University of South Carolina Norman J. Arnold School of Public Health Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders University of South Carolina. Functional Classification of CN. Spinal Nerve classification

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COURSE OVERVIEW

COURSE OVERVIEW. DEFINITION PSYCHOLOGY AND THE LAW LAW - HINKLEY MURDER - KILLING WITH MALICE PSYCHOLOGY INSANITY - PSYCHOSIS OR HEAT OF PASSION SANITY - PARANOID, ANTISOCIAL, NARCISSISTIC DIMINISHED CAPACITY. RESEARCH . VALIDITY- FACTUAL RELIABILITY- CONSISTANTCY

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Module 5

Module 5. Sensation. Sensations. Sensation is direct input from sense organs Vision Hearing Vestibular system Taste Olfaction Touch. EYE: VISION. Structure and function 1. Gather and focus light Absorb and transform light waves into electrical impulses process called transduction.

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Audition Frequency and Amplitude

Audition Frequency and Amplitude. Audition the sense of hearing Frequency the number of complete wavelengths that pass a point in a given time = pitch Pitch (wave frequency, Hz) High frequency = high pitch low frequency = low pitch. Amplitude.

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The Chemical Senses: Gustatory, Visceral Afferents and Olfactory Systems

The Chemical Senses: Gustatory, Visceral Afferents and Olfactory Systems. I. Gustatory and Visceral Afferent Systems. Overview of the systems. Cranial nerve branches and sensory organs for taste and visceral afferent system.

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Sensation Hearing and Other Senses

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Gross Anatomy of the Brain and Cranial Nerves

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Sensory Systems

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Kitchen Chemistry

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Olfactory pathway

Olfactory pathway. Essam Eldin Abdel Hady Salama. Sense of Smell. The olfactory epithelium is the organ of smell. It covers the superior nasal conchae and roof of the nasal cavity. Olfactory receptor cells are bipolar neurons with radiating olfactory cilia. The Olfactory Pathway.

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Smell and Taste Senses

Smell and Taste Senses. Chemoreceptors. Respond to chemicals in aqueous solution. Senses of Taste and Smell The chemoreceptors complement one another. Olfaction = Smell. Humans can distinguish some 10,000 or so smells.

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Olfactory Nerve

Olfactory Nerve. Dr. Nimir Dr. Safaa. Objectives Describe the formation of the olfactory nerve. Discuss the olfactory pathway. Olfactory Nerves (Cranial Nerve I): It arise from the olfactory receptor nerve cells in olfactory mucous membrane in upper part of nasal.

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Special Senses

Special Senses. Special Senses. Sensory receptors are large, complex sensory organs found in the head. Smell Olfactory Organs Taste Taste Buds Hearing and Equilibrium Ears Sight Eyes. Sense of Smell. Associated with complex sensory structures in upper region of nasal cavity.

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Primer on the Olfactory Bulb and Antennal Lobe

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Vision, Hearing, and Smell: the Best-Known Senses

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The Special Senses

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Brain Model: ventral aspect

cerebellum. olfactory bulb. pituitary gland. medulla. pons. olfactory nerve. spinal cord. Brain Model: ventral aspect. spinal cord. fourth ventricle. medulla. pons. pituitary gland. cerebellum. massa intermedia of thalamus. hypothalamus. Brain Model: midsagittal section.

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