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    The Inability to Smell, Usually Caused by Cribriform Plate Damage
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The Inability to Smell, Usually Caused by Cribriform Plate Damage

Question 42

Question 42

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The inability to smell, usually caused by cribriform plate damage, is known as ______.


A) nasal reduction
B) olfactory blindness
C) anosmia
D) olfactory canalization

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