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| NOUN | an olfactory nerve | olfactory nerves | |
| SYNO | first cranial nerve | nervii olfactorii | olfactory nerve |
líffærafr. lyktartaug {kv} [nervus olfactorius] | olfactory nerve | ||
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líffærafr. þeffæri {hv.ft} | olfactory organs | ||
læknisfr. lyktarskyn {hv} | olfactory sense | ||
læknisfr. þefskyn {hv} | olfactory sense | ||
| frekja {kv} [ágengni] | nerve | ||
læknisfr. skyntaug {kv} | sensory nerve | ||
| taugagas {hv} | nerve gas | ||
læknisfr.líffærafr. mænutaug {kv} [Nervus spinalis] | spinal nerve | ||
líffærafr. taugabraut {kv} | nerve tract | ||
líffærafr. taugarót {kv} | nerve root | ||
líffærafr.líffr. taugastrengur {k} | nerve cord | ||
líffr. taugungur {k} | nerve cell | ||
líffærafr. skreyjutaug {kv} [Nervus vagus] | vagus nerve | ||
hljómfrlíffærafr. heyrnartaug {kv} [Nervus cochlearis, Nervus acusticus] | auditory nerve | ||
líffærafr. heilataug {kv} | cranial nerve | ||
| taugagas {hv} | nerve agent | ||
líffr. taugaboð {hv.ft} | nerve impulse | ||
líffærafr. taugaendi {k} | nerve ending | ||
sálfræði taugasjúkdómur {k} | nerve disease | ||
læknisfr.líffr. hreyfitaug {kv} | motor nerve | ||
líffærafr. taugaþráður {k} | nerve fibre [Br.] | ||
Translation for 'olfactory nerve' from English to Icelandic
- olfactory nerve
- lyktartaug {kv} [nervus olfactorius]líffærafr.
- olfactory organs
- þeffæri {hv.ft}líffærafr.
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- olfactory sense
- lyktarskyn {hv}læknisfr.
þefskyn {hv}læknisfr. - nerve
- frekja {kv} [ágengni]
- sensory nerve
- skyntaug {kv}læknisfr.
- nerve gas
- taugagas {hv}
- spinal nerve
- mænutaug {kv} [Nervus spinalis]læknisfr.líffærafr.
- nerve tract
- taugabraut {kv}líffærafr.
- nerve root
- taugarót {kv}líffærafr.
- nerve cord
- taugastrengur {k}líffærafr.líffr.
- nerve cell
- taugungur {k}líffr.
- vagus nerve
- skreyjutaug {kv} [Nervus vagus]líffærafr.
- auditory nerve
- heyrnartaug {kv} [Nervus cochlearis, Nervus acusticus]hljómfrlíffærafr.
- cranial nerve
- heilataug {kv}líffærafr.
- nerve agent
- taugagas {hv}
- nerve impulse
- taugaboð {hv.ft}líffr.
- nerve ending
- taugaendi {k}líffærafr.
- nerve disease
- taugasjúkdómur {k}sálfræði
- motor nerve
- hreyfitaug {kv}læknisfr.líffr.
- nerve fibre [Br.]
- taugaþráður {k}líffærafr.
Usage Examples English
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- The olfactory nerve, also known as the first cranial nerve, cranial nerve I, or simply CN I, is a cranial nerve that contains sensory nerve fibers relating to the sense of smell.
- The information is sent via the olfactory nerve (Cranial Nerve I) to the olfactory bulb.
- The thalamus acts as a linkage between incoming pathways from the peripheral nervous system as well as the optical nerve (though it does not receive input from the olfactory nerve) to the cerebral hemispheres.
- Grossly, all cranial nerves have a Nucleus. With the exception of the olfactory nerve (I) and optic nerve (II), all the nuclei are present in the brainstem.
- His work, "Anatomicae Institutiones Corporis Humani" (1611) was for many years a standard textbook on the subject of anatomy. He was the first to describe the workings of the olfactory nerve.
- The glomerulus (plural glomeruli) is a spherical structure located in the olfactory bulb of the brain where synapses form between the terminals of the olfactory nerve and the dendrites of mitral, periglomerular and tufted cells.
- A large proportion of CSF is believed to leave the cranial vault through the axons of CN I (olfactory nerve) through their extension through the cribriform plate.
- The release of cytotoxic molecules in the central nervous system results in extensive tissue damage and necrosis, such as damage to the olfactory nerve through lysis of nerve cells and demyelination.
- Innervation of the nasal cavity responsible for the sense of smell is via the olfactory nerve, which sends microscopic fibers from the olfactory bulb through the cribriform plate to reach the top of the nasal cavity.
- An ethmoid fracture can also sever the olfactory nerve.
- These neurons originate in an area of the developing head, the olfactory placode, that will give rise to the olfactory epithelium; they then pass through the cribriform plate, along with the fibres of the olfactory nerves, and into the rostral forebrain.
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