Match the Following Terms or Phrases with the Correct Description

question 15

Multiple Choice

Match the following terms or phrases with the correct description or definition.​
-​Aerodigestive tract

• A)A slow-growing bacterial or fungal infection involving the subcutaneous tissues most commonly of the foot or leg.
• B)The acquired ability of bacteria or other pathogens to change or mutate so that drugs such as antibiotics are no longer effective against them.
• C)Type of organism which has a symbiotic relationship in which it does not benefit or considerably harm the host.
• D)Open sore or lesion which creates a depression in the skin or an organ.
• E)Any adrenal-cortex steroid used as pharmaceutical treatment for inflammation.
• F)Pertains to fluid emitted, oozed, or leaked by organism typically through pores, wounds, or other anatomical structures.
• G)A small nodular lesion in tissues or the lungs as seen in tuberculosis infections; a rounded protuberance on a bone.
• H)The combined organs and tissues of the respiratory and gastrointestinal systems, includes the lips, mouth, and oropharyngeal structures.
• I)Condition of death of cells, tissues, or organs due to infection, injury, or lack of blood supply.
• J)Organic compounds which give the characteristic smell of wet soil or "earthy" flavor of some foods.

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Definitions:

Hypercomplex Cell

A type of neuron in the visual cortex that responds to complex patterns, such as movements or specific orientations, beyond simple light or dark stimuli.

Ocular Dominance Columns

Stripes of neurons in the visual cortex of the brain that process signals from one eye more than the other.

On-Center Cells

Neurons that respond with an increase in firing rates when light falls on the center of their receptive field and decrease when light falls on the surrounding areas of the field.

Off-Center Cells

Neurons, particularly in the retina, that respond to a decrease in light intensity in their center with increased activity, playing a critical role in visual contrast detection.