Epithelial Glands II Flashcards

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Exocrine gland

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duct persists

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Endocrine gland

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duct does not persist

secretes into capillaries

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3
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Compound gland

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multicellular gland divided into subunits called lobules

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Lobule

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equivalent to simple branched gland

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5
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Secretory units of lobule

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tubular, alveolar (acinar), or tubuloalveolar

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Paranchyma

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components of the gland derived from epithelium

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Stroma

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connective tissue capsule surrounding the entire gland as well as connective tissue that partitions separating the lobules and lobes

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Septa (trabeculae)

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extensions of capsule (stroma) that divide lobes and lobules

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Lobes

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subdivision of a compound gland separated from adjacent lobes by septa

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10
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Lobules

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  • subdivision of lobe
  • separated by septa
  • equivalent to simple, branched gland
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Acinus

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  • secretory components of a lobule
  • serous, mucous, or sero-mucous
  • basement membrane covers outer surface of acinus
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Myoepithelial cells

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  • found between basement membrane and secretory cells of acinus
  • derived from epithelium but are characterized by extensive actin bundles resulting in contractility
  • help to express the secretions of the acini into the intercalated ducts
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13
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3 different kinds of ducts

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  • intralobular ducts
  • interlobular ducts
  • lobar ducts
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14
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Intralobular ducts

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  • ducts that lie WITHIN a lobule
  • two types: intercalated ducts and striated ducts
  • joined by the confluence of 2+ interlobular ducts
  • lined with columnar epithelium transition into stratified columnar epithelium
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Intercalated ducts

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  • drain the secretory acini
  • lined by simple squamous epithelium transition to low cuboidal epithelium
  • involved in bicarb/Cl- exchange
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Striated duct

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  • lined by cuboidal epithelium transitioning to columnar epithelium with basal striations (for active transport)
  • ACTIVELY reabsorbs sodium ions, passively reabsorbs chloride ions, ACTIVELY secretes potassium ions
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Interlobular ducts

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  • formed by confluence of 2+ striated ducts and are found in the septa between adjacent lobules (found in connective tissues)
  • lined with pseudo stratified columnar epithelium
  • between lobules inside a lobe
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Lobar ducts

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  • formed by confluence of 2+ intralobular ducts

- lobar ducts are lined with stratified columnar epithelium

19
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Minor salivary glands

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  • line oral cavity
  • include Von Ebner’s glands, labial glands, palatal glands, buccal glands
  • keep surface of oral cavity moist
20
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Major salivary glands

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include parotid, submandibular, and sublingual glands

21
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Parotid glands

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-composed only of serous acini

22
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Submandibular glands

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  • mixed glands with both mucous and serous acini, but serous are predominant
  • serous secretory cells form a crescent-shaped configuration around the mucous acini; these are called serous demilunes
23
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Sublingual glands

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-mixed glands but the mucous acini are predominant