Salvary Gland

Question 1

Salvar y gland

Answer 1

Serous acinus
Mucous acinus
Mixed acinus
Myoepithelial cell
Intercalated duct
Striated duct

Question 2

Serous acinus contain

Answer 2

Water
Spherical cells

Question 3

Mucuos acinus contain

Answer 3

Lipid heavy secretion
Tubular cells

Question 4

Mixed acinus

Answer 4

Combination of the two
Half moon cells

Question 5

Myoepithelial cells

Answer 5

Little thin cells at the edge of the tube they help squeeze out secretions

Question 6

Intercalated duct

Answer 6

Traveling through the salivary gland
Open up into the oral cavity
Smaller lumen

Question 7

Striated duct

Answer 7

Intersection of a bunch of intercalated ducts larger lumen

Question 8

Parotid duct

Answer 8

*Stensen’s duct— > pierces the buccinator and open the parotid papilla of buccal mucosa
*Serous secretion
*Adjacent to second molar and has a little of tissue that usually the patients bite
* Wraps around the post border of the ramus
*Cn—> IX —> inferior Salvatory nucleus—> lesser pretrosal nerve
* within the parotid gland
- branches of CN VII
-Retromandibular nerve
- Auriculotemporal nerve
- Termination of External Cartoid Artery

*Largest salivary gland

Question 9

Submandibular Gland

Answer 9

*Wharton’s duct open in the floor of the mouth at submandibular curruncles
This travels around the floor and crosses sup the lingual nerve of V3
*Mixed secretion
*CN VII —> superior salvatory nucleus —> chorda tympanic
*Produces the mayority of the saliva
*Most common to produces sialolith calcification within the gland
*Wraps around the post of the mylohyoid muscle . The bulck of this gland is below the muscle just a small portion is above the muscle

Question 10

Sublingual gland

Answer 10

*Bartolini’s duct ( rivineus) open directly at the floor of the mouth at the currncles
*Mucous secretion
*CN VII —> superior salvatory nucleus—> chorda tympanic
*Located above the mylohyoid muscle