glands (epithelial tissue II) Flashcards

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what is a gland?

A

organs composed of epithelia that synthesize and secrete specialized products

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what do glands secrete? (3)

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  1. proteins, enzymes –> pancreas
  2. lipis, hormones–> adrenal gland
  3. complex of carbs and protein–> salivary glands
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3
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sereous

A

watery - contains a protein enxyme, peptides

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4
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sebaceous

A

oil

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5
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what are the two types of glands?

A

endocrine and exocrine

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what are exocrine glands?

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epithelial in origin
lost connection to ducts
secrete into blood stream either directly or through interstial space

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7
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general components of exocrine glands (3)

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acinus- secretoruy portion
duct- conducting portion
secretory vesicles

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8
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3 types of structures of exocrine glands

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  1. tubular
  2. acinar
  3. alveolar
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simple tubular (simple gland)

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elongated secretory portion; duct usually short or abscent

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branched tubular (simple gland)

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several long secretory parts joining to drain into 1 duct

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coiled tubular (simple gland)

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secretory portion is very long and coiled

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acinar (simple gland)

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rounded, sack-like secretory portion

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branched acinar (simple gland)

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multiple sacile secretory parts entering the same duct

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tubular (compound gland)

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several elongated, coiled secretory units and their ducts converge to form larger ducts

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acinar (compound gland)

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several saclike secretory units with small ducts coverage at a larger duct

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16
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tubuloacinar

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ducts of both tubular and acinar secretory units converge at larger ducts

17
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3 mechanisms of exocrine gland secretion

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  1. merocrine gland
  2. holocrine gland
  3. aprocine gland
18
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merocrine gland

A

exocytosis
Most common type of secretion
Salivary glands

19
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holocrine gland

A

Surrounded by connective tissue→ fixes the space, cannot expand the box→ squished as more cells are produced
Mature cells release contents by bursting
Sebaceous glands

20
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apocrine glands

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Release contents by blebbing off apical region
Mammary glands

21
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mucous cells

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type of material secreted