During a Sinus Infection It Is Difficult to Smell Because

question 111

Multiple Choice

During a sinus infection it is difficult to smell because

• A) basal cell division decreases.
• B) olfactory glands stop producing mucus.
• C) olfactory supporting cells block odorant molecules from reaching the receptors.
• D) the hypothalamus stops responding to olfactory stimulation.
• E) excess mucus blocks odorant molecules from reaching the receptors.

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