Joshua damaged the cribriform plate in his nose. Since then, he has been unable to smell anything, leading to a loss of appetite. Because he is aware of his situation, he forces himself to eat healthy foods, though they are no longer as satisfying for him. What would be the most likely diagnosis of his condition?
A. ageusia
B. resplendent paranosmia
C. anosmia
D. phantom nose syndrome
Answer: C
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What will be an ideal response?
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