In Olfaction, _____ Is the Phenomenon of Reduced Sensitivity to Odorants

question 37

Multiple Choice

In olfaction, _____ is the phenomenon of reduced sensitivity to odorants to which a person has been continually or repeatedly exposed.

• A) adaptation
• B) cross-adaptation
• C) assimilation
• D) accommodation

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Definitions:

Level Of Consciousness

A measure of a person's alertness, responsiveness, and awareness of their environment and self.

Tactile Stimulation

The use of touch or physical contact to promote sensory experiences and communication.

Lethargic

A state of sluggishness, drowsiness, or indifference, often resulting from illness or fatigue.

High-pitched Breath Sounds

Refers to abnormal breath sounds characterized by a sharp, whistle-like quality, often indicating airway obstruction or constriction.