Five Senses of human body

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The Five Senses Of The Human Body Facts Figure
Functionality

• Health And Wellness

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What is Sense ?

• A Sense is a physiological
  capacity of organisms that provides data for
  perceptions. The Senses and their operation,
  classification, and theory are overlapping
  topics studied by a variety of fields. The
  nervous system has a specific sensory nervous
  system and a sense organ or sensor, dedicated to
  each sense.

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There are five traditional sense which follows as

• Sight (Vision)
• Hearing (Audition)
• Taste (Gustation)
• Smell (Olfaction)
• Touch (Somatosensation)

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Sight (Vision)

• A thing which is spectacle or vision of a thing
  is clear is known as Sight.

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Hearing (Audition)

• Hearing impairment or deafness has been a impact
  of inability to listen anything.Some instructor
  allowed to medications which helps the person to
  listen listen. And therapies, are also
  recommended in this case to detects sounds
  vibrations.The machine which is helpful to listen
  all the words clearly is known as Hearing-Aid.

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Taste (Gustation)

• Taste, gustatory perception, or gustation is one
  of the five traditional senses that belongs to
  the gustatory system. Taste is the sensation
  produced when a substance in the mouth reacts
  chemically with taste receptor cells located on
  taste buds in the oral cavity, mostly on the
  tongue.

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Smell (Olfaction)

• Smell (Olfaction) The other special sense
  responsive to chemical stimuli is the sense of
  the smell, or olfaction. The olfactory receptor
  neurons are incorporated into a limited region of
  the nasal epithelium in the superior nasal
  cavity. Anatomy of the Structures Involved in
  Smell (Olfaction).

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Touch (Somatosensation)

• Come so closer to object or anything which we can
  feel or somatosensation is known as Touch. The
  loss or impairment of the ability to feel
  anything touched is called tactile
  anesthesia.Paresthesia is a sensation of
  tingling, pricking, or numbness of the skin that
  may result from nerve damage and may be permanent
  or temporary.