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Hi hi Hello Hello

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biota friends Welcome to

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Jonas school the last material chapter on the

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sensory system Well finally we arrived Well in

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this last material we

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have previously studied our five sensory systems

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starting from the introduction of the structure and

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also the mechanism of each of

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our sensory organs well in this 15th material we

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will study the material regarding

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disorders that occur in our sensory system

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Shop okay let's just

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learn

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this sensory organ is a body organ that

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can receive certain types of stimuli

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well each person generally has five

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sensory organs in their body The five

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sensory organs are the sense of hearing sight taste touch

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and also

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smell well these five sensory organs in

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humans can experience disorders

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and also abnormalities shop the factors that cause

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disorders and diseases of the sensory organs in

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humans are various well wood I

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will give some examples of disorders

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that occur in the sensory system

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first we discuss disorders of the sense

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of sight first well disorders

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of the sense of sight for example

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like the first Myopia or

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nearsightedness well this is a disturbance in

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vision that causes objects that

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are far away to look blurry shop

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but there is no problem if we

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see objects that are close

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six Yopi or nearsightedness This is

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also known as

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nearsightedness, which occurs when the light entering the

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eye does not fall in the

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proper place, namely the retina.

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This condition is caused by the shape of the eyeball

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which is longer than the

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normal eyeball, so there is an abnormality in the eye,

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especially in the lens. Then the second

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is farsightedness or hypermetropia, this

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is a disturbance in close-up vision,

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so in hypermetropia sufferers,

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distant objects are clearly visible,

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but close objects are

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not clear or blurry.

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This hypermetropia occurs because the light entering the

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eye is not focused in the

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proper place, namely the retina, but

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is interrupted behind it. This is

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caused by the eyeball being too

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short or the shape of the cornea or lens of the

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eye that is not normal, it doesn't work like that.

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Then there is

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astigmatism, this is a

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visual impairment caused by a defect

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in the curvature of the lens or cornea.

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This condition can cause

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vision to become distorted or blurred.

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Shop Hi, then there is night blindness,

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this is a condition where there

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is a significant decrease in visual acuity

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when in a

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dark environment, especially at

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night. In the medical world,

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night blindness is called NICA

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lopia. Then there is cataract, this is

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a disease when the lens of the eye becomes

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cloudy or cloudy well in general

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this cataract develops slowly

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and initially the sufferer will not

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feel disturbed but over time this

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will become a fairly

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serious disease for vision

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Hi then there is glaucoma well this is a

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type of visual impairment characterized

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by damage to the optic nerve

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this damage is often caused by

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high pressure in the eye well this condition

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is characterized by pain in the eyes red

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blurred vision as well as nausea and

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vomiting

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nashob glaucoma this needs to be

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treated immediately to prevent

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blindness or total inability to

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see

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next color blindness

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Hi well this is a condition where

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our eyes are not able to see colors

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normally this color blindness is divided into

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two namely partial color blindness and also

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total color blindness sufferers of

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partial color blindness usually have difficulty

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distinguishing only some colors while

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total color blindness or

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monochromic vision makes sufferers

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unable to see colors at all

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so that the world and various objects

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around them will look

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black or white only Well that's an

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example of a disorder that occurs in the sense

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of sight or eyes then

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disorders that occur in the sense

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of smell or nose well the first

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is hyposmia this is a

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partial loss of the ability of the sense of smell

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to sense odors sub Hi but the

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decrease in the ability to smell

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is not means we are experiencing problems

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with the nose only but this

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can also be an impact of disorders of the brain

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and nervous system of the body especially the

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olfactory nerve which results in

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our sense of smell becoming less

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sensitive to existing odors then

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anosmia well this is the loss of a

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person's ability to smell

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this condition can also eliminate the

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sufferer's ability to taste

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food soup well loss of the

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sense of smell or anosmia can

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affect a person's life besides

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not being able to smell odors and also

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taste food this condition can

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trigger loss of appetite

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weight loss malnutrition to depression

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Hi next is

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hyperhost Mia well this is a

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smell disorder that can make the sense of smell

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very sensitive to odors

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this condition can sometimes be caused

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by disease but there are times when heteros

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Mia can appear without a clear cause

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well next disorders of the sense of

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touch or skin the first

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furunculosis this is an abscess on the skin

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that resembles a boil this is caused

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by a bacterial infection namely the type of

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Staphylococcus

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then frenkel never-end this time often

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affects forever on the hair and

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also the surrounding tissue so it generally

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appears on the hairy skin

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Shop

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Hi then there is skin cancer or melanoma

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Well this occurs when cells which

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produces melanin or melanocytes

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undergo mutations or changes

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as a result these cells grow

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abnormally and uncontrollably so that

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they develop into cancer well it is not yet

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known what causes

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melanocytes to mutate and also develop

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into cancer

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hi okay next is a disorder of the

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sense of hearing or ear Okay the

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first is otitis media this is an

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infection disorder in the middle ear

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precisely in the cavity behind the

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eardrum sold well

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this middle ear infection often arises

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due to coughs colds flu or

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previous allergies then there is also mastoiditis

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this is a condition of infection in the

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mastoid bone cavity and can also

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be a complication or extension of the

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middle ear infection

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which occurs in a

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long time shop well As for the

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common cause of this disorder is from

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bacteria then write this is a

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disorder where a person cannot

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hear sound partially or

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completely in one or both

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ears the causes of deafness vary

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such as the buildup of dirt in the

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fallopian tubes Hi damage to the

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small bones behind the

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eardrum fluid buildup due to

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ear infections the effect of listening to

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very loud sounds age or congenital from

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birth well okay and lastly is a

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disorder of the sense of taste or tongue

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disorders of the sense of taste or tongue

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the first example is glossitis

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well this is an inflammatory condition

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that occurs on the tongue well although

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most of it is mild glossitis

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which can cause

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pain that can make it difficult to eat

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and also speak

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glossitis results from infections from

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bacteria and fungi which are more

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common in people with

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weak immune systems meanwhile

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viral infections that often cause

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glossitis are herpes which

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occurs on the lips

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then hypogeusia well this is a

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decrease in the ability to taste

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various flavors soup well someone who

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experiences this disorder can still

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taste the taste of food but

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their sensitivity will be reduced and the

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last is Egi age well this

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is a condition where someone

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cannot taste anything from the food

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they eat

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Well so that's

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examples of disorders that occur in

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our sensory system finally the

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materials in this sensory system chapter are complete

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Hopefully what I convey can be

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digested, function and live for

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all news friends don't forget to watch and

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study the next material and

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