Salivary glands :1 -gross anatomy and development Flashcards

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1
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What is included in the general structure of salivary gland?

A
  • Secretory end pieces (acini)
  • ducts
  • connective tissue
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2
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Name the 4 ducts and the functional arrangement of the salivary gland.

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  • acinus
  • intercalated duct
  • striated duct
  • secretory duct
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3
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Name the epithelium structural units of a salivary gland.

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• Secretory End-Pieces (Acini)
• Ducts
– Intercalated
– Striated 
– Secretory
• Myoepithelial Cells
– on acini 
– on ducts
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4
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Name the connective tissue structural units of a salivary gland.

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• Capsule
• Septa
– Divide gland into 
> Lobes
> Lobules (smaller)
• surrounds all epithelial units
• carries
– blood supply 
– nerve supply
- Lymph
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5
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what are the subdivisions of salivary gland created by?

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connective tissue septa

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6
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what are the largest units and what are they separated by?

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  • Lobes

- separated by thick septa

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7
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What are the smaller units and what are they separated by?

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  • Lobules

- Separated by thin septa

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8
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what do lobules contain?

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intercalated and striated ducts (interlobular ducts)

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9
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Name the 3 major salivary glands?

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  • parotid
  • submandibular
  • sublingual
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10
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what gland is mainly serous (95%)?

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Parotid

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11
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what gland is mixed/mainly serous (60%)?

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submandibular

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12
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what gland is mixed/mainly mucous (75%)?

A

sublingual

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13
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what are the small differences between major and minor glands?

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  • smaller

- shorter ducts

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14
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what type of salvia do minor glands produce?

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mainly mucous

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15
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where are minor salivary glands found?

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• In oral mucosa
– Virtually everywhere except gingival and alveolar mucosae
• Labial glands 
• Buccal glands 
• Palatal glands 
• Lingual glands
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16
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What are the 3 lingual (minor) salivary glands?

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  • anterior mucous glands
  • serous glands of von Ebner
  • posterior mucous glands
17
Q

Name the innervation of salivary glands.

A

• Dual Supply
– Both branches of Autonomic Nervous System
> Parasympathetic
> Sympathetic

18
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Describe in detail the innervation to palatal glands via the VII facial nerve.

A

-Parasympathetic VII cranial facial nerve :

  • superior salivary nucleus
  • greater petrosal nerve
  • spheno-palatine ganglion
  • palatal glands
19
Q

Describe in detail the innervation to submandibular, sublingual ,lingual labial (buccal) glands via VII facial nerve.

A

-Parasympathetic VII cranial facial nerve :

  • superior salivary nucleus
  • Chorda tympani
  • submandibular ganglion
  • submandibular, sublingual ,lingual labial (buccal) glands
20
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Describe in detail the innervation to parotid and buccal glands via IX glossopharnyeal nerve.

A

-Parasympathetic IX cranial (glossopharyngeal) nerve

  • inferior salivatory nucleus
  • lesser petrosal nerve
  • otic ganglion
  • parotid and buccal glands
21
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Describe the sympathetic innervation of salivary glands via upper thoracic spinal nerves.

A

-Sympathetic upper thoracic spinal nerves

  • lateral horns
  • sympathetic chain
  • superior cervical ganglion
  • trigeminal branches blood vessels
  • salivary glands
22
Q

what does innervation of acini result in?

A
  • increased active pumping of ions

- increased exocytosis of formed elements

23
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what does innervation of ducts result in?

A

-increased active pumping of ions

24
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what does innervation of myoepithelial cells result in?

A

contraction

25
Q

what does the innervation of blood feels result in?

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  • vasodilation (parasympathetic)

- Vasoconstriction (sympathetic)

26
Q

when does development of salivary glands start?

A

6th week i.u.l (parotid)

27
Q

what is the epithelium of the parotid and mot minor glands ?

A

Ectoderm

28
Q

what is the epithelium of the submandibular and sublingual glands?

A

Ectoderm ?
endoderm ?
-contraversial

29
Q

what is the epithelium of the some/all lingual minor glands ?

A

endoderm

30
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what is the epithelium of connective tissue?

A

Probably ectomesenchyme

mesoderm

31
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How does the salivary glands develop?

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-epithelial -mesenchymal interactions
-epithelial proliferation
-lobule formation (collagen forms septa)
-epithelial canalisation and cellular differentiation
(continuing process -formation of lobules , acini etc)

32
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What forms the septa between lobules?

A

collagen

33
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what does cellular differentiation depend on?

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-Epithelial-mesenchymal interactions
-Nerves ;
>sympathetic supply
(parasympathetic influence overall growth of gland)