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    The nose has several key parts that allow it to perform its functions. The nasal cavity and nostrils allow air to enter, where sensory cells covered in mucus detect smells. These sensory cells dissolve molecules from the air and stimulate nerves to transmit signals about different scents to the brain. When a person has flu, their sense of smell is reduced, meaning food may not taste as good, because the flu causes congestion that prevents smells from reaching these important sensory cells.

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    The nose has several key parts that allow it to perform its functions. The nasal cavity and nostrils allow air to enter, where sensory cells covered in mucus detect smells. These sensory cells dissolve molecules from the air and stimulate nerves to transmit signals about different scents to the brain. When a person has flu, their sense of smell is reduced, meaning food may not taste as good, because the flu causes congestion that prevents smells from reaching these important sensory cells.

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    The nose has several key parts that allow it to perform its functions. The nasal cavity and nostrils allow air to enter, where sensory cells covered in mucus detect smells. These sensory cells dissolve molecules from the air and stimulate nerves to transmit signals about different scents to the brain. When a person has flu, their sense of smell is reduced, meaning food may not taste as good, because the flu causes congestion that prevents smells from reaching these important sensory cells.

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    NOSE

    what are the parts of nose?


    parts of the human nose

    Nasal cavity
    nose
    Nostrils
    Tounge
    Nerves
    sensory cells
    the air enters the nose
    from the nostrils
    1
    sensory organs for smell
    2
    the molecules of
    smell various types of chemical substances
    scents;fragrances,burnt enter through the
    and rotten smells nostrils into the nasal
    cavity
    the mucus will trap
    microorganisms and
    dust that we breath in.
    SENSORY CELLS FOR SMELL

    TINY
    COVERED WITH A LAYER
    OF MUCUS
    DISSOLVE IN THIS LAYER &
    STIMULATE THE CELLS TO PRODUCE
    NERVE IMPULSES
    QUESTIONS:
    1.Where is the sensory cell for smell located?

    2. Explain the function of sensory cells for smell.

    3. When a person suffers from flu, the food will


    not be delicious. This is so because?
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