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Question | Answer |
What are the four main functions of the palate? | Taste Consumption of food Respiration Speech |
What are the five different taste sensations? | Salty Sweet Bitter Sour Unami |
What are the taste papillae called on the palate? | Palate papillae |
What papillae are the palate papillae similar to on the tongue? | Fungiform papillae |
What is the main innervation for taste in the soft palate? | Greater petrosal nerve |
Out of the five taste sensations, what is the soft palate most sensitive too? | Sweet |
What structures are involved in forming the bolus of food? | Hard palate Tongue Teeth Lips Saliva |
Which part of the hard palate initiates the transport of food when the tongue makes contact with it? | Incisive papillae |
What is the mechanism called in stage II transport? | "squeeze-back" mechanism |
Is the soft palate elevated or depressed during mastication? | Depressed |
What muscles depress the soft palate? | Palatoglossus and palatopharyngeus |
What muscles elevate the soft palate? | Levator veli palatini and musculus uvulae |
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