Answer:
1.) The food or drink enters the mouth and sits on the taste pores on the surface of the tongue.
2.) The chemical molecules dissolve and become tastants.
3.) The tastants go to the taste receptors (that are located within the taste buds and papillae) via the gustatory hairs.
4.) The tastants stimulate the taste receptors.
5.) The taste receptors convert the tastants into sensory information that can be sent to the brain.
6.) The sensory information travel on the neural pathways along the facial cranial nerve.
7.) The sensory information goes to the thalamus.
8.) The sensory information goes to the primary gustatory cortex for interpretation.
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a. never put oil milk water etc in ears.
b.avoid listening to loud music.
c. avoid using head phones and earphones.
d.show to doctor immediately if any problem arises........
Answer:
small forward
Explanation:
Along with the shooting guard, the small forward is often the most versatile player on the basketball team. They should be able to help with ball handling, make an outside shot, and get rebounds. The small forward is often a great defensive player as well.