Mucus Found on the Surface of the Olfactory Epithelium

question 43

Multiple Choice

Mucus found on the surface of the olfactory epithelium:

• A) is produced by glands beneath the olfactory epithelium.
• B) makes it possible for odorants to react with the olfactory receptors.
• C) is produced in increased amounts in response to stimulation by the facial (VII) nerves.
• D) All of these choices.

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