Asked • 05/17/25

During a nursing assessment, a patient asks about the neuronal pathway for olfaction (sense of smell). Which of the following best describes the neuronal pathway for olfaction?

A. Olfactory tracts — Olfactory cortex — Interneurons — Olfactory bulb— Axons from olfactory neurons — Foramina of the cribriform plate


 B. Olfactory bulb — Axons from olfactory neurons — Foramina of the cribriform plate — Interneurons — Olfactory tracts — Olfactory cortex


 C. Foramina of the cribriform plate — Axons from olfactory neurons — Olfactory bulb — Interneurons — Olfactory tracts — Olfactory cortex


 D. Axons from olfactory neurons — Foramina of the cribriform plate — Olfactory bulb — Interneurons — Olfactory tracts — Olfactory cortex

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Maya B. answered • 05/17/25

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