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Victor inhaled some ammonia that damaged projections on his nasal lining leaving

Question 25 of 60   1.667 Points
Victor inhaled some ammonia that damaged projections on his nasal lining leaving him unable to smell. Likely what was destroyed?

   A. Hair cells.

   B. Papillae.

   C. Cilia.

   D. Epithelium.

   E. Microvilli.
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Len has paraneoplastic autonomic neuropathy, a disease in which there are abnormal stretch reflexes. What is likely defective?

   A. Proprioreceptors.

   B. Otoliths.

   C. Merkel's disks.

   D. Pacinian corpuscles.

   E. Meissner's corpuscles.

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D. Epithelium.

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D. Pacinian corpuscles.

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Why wouldn't it be cilia though?

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Why wouldn't it be cilia though?

Cilia line the trachea.

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