Practice Exam Questions Flashcards
Green Substance Digestive Tract
meconium: discarded cells of the GI tract not proof of digestion, the mother provides all nutrients and oxygen and disposes of fetal waste
Exocrine
A gland whose secretion is discharged through a duct onto surface or into a cavity
Partoid Gland
Exocrine: secretes amylase to digest starches
Mandibular Gland
Exocrine: Secretes salivary enzymes and mucous to aid in swallowing the bolus
Liver
Exocrine: hepatocytes secrete bile
Testes, Seminal vesicles, prostate gland, bulbourethral glands
Exocrine: Seminiferous tubules: secrete sperm, all structures listed aid in producing seminal fluid (Exocrine)
Endocrine: secretion of testosterone
Ovaries
Exocrine: Ova (eggs) released into the ovarian bursa and travel through the uterine tube (exocrine)
Endocrine: estrogen and progesterone released into the blood (endocrine)
Endocrine only Glands
thyroid gland and adrenal gland
Pancreas
Acinar Cells: Exocrine secretion of digestive enxymes
Islet of Langerhans: Endocrine release of 3 hormones
Endocrine
a gland that release hormones directly into the blood