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The mammary gland (Duct and secretory system) Flashcards

1
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Duct and secretory system

A

Teat :
- Streak canal
- Sphinctormuscle
- Teat cistern

Gland cistern

Duct system

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Streak canal (teat canal) positron

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at base of teat which milk comes from

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Streak canal (teat canal) length

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5 - 13 mm

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Streak canal (teat canal) diameter

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0.4 - 1.6 mm diameter

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Streak canal lined by ……..

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Cells form folds to close the canal bet. Milkings

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6
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Streak canal Produce …

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Lipid like sub. Is bacteriostatic so prevent bacterial penetration and mastitis

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7
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The canal is kept closed by …

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an involuntary circular sphincter muscle found in distal part of the canal

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8
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Diameter of streak canal increase by …

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aging

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9
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….. canals less resistant to mastitis

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Wide

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10
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Teat sphinctor muscle

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At the distal part of the streak canal ( last 2 mm) Involuntary circular muscle

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acts as a barrier (physical to the entry of bacteria

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Teat sphinctor muscle

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12
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Tightness of sphincter muscle is …. trait depend on …

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inherited

sire selection

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Slow milkers has …. muscles , so …

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Strong muscle so less milk and less susceptible to mastitis

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Fast milkers has …. muscles , so …

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Weak or patent or poor muscle easy milked and give more milk but susceptible to mastitis and leakage

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Teat sphinctor muscle function

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Constrict the opening (teat orifice) so keep the milk in the udder between milking

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16
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Frustenburgs Rosette …… mucosal folds

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6-10

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17
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Frustenburgs Rosette Located in

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internal part of streak canal , proximal part

18
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Frustenburgs Rosette radiate in … directions

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All directions to teat cistern

19
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Frustenburgs Rosette Function

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  1. Barrier against pathogens
  2. Major point for entry of leukocytes into gland
  3. Contain bacteriocidal protein
20
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Teat cistern located ….

A

just above the streak canal

21
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The cavity of teat

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Teat cistern

22
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Teat cistern hold …… of milk

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10 - 50 ml

23
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Into which milk drains from the gland, and from which milk is removed during the milking process

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Teat cistern

24
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Teat cistern contain in upper part …..

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Accessory mammary tissue irritation overmilking of (AMT) cause infection to spread to all udder so rapid removal of teat cups

25
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Teat cistern wall

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Rich in blood vessels so when using MM the high vacuum blood congestion irritation of the lining so pulsation cycle is required

26
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Cricoid ring

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Annular folds

Bet gland and cistern
Marks the boundary bet gland and teat cistern

27
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Gland cistern Located …

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Just above the teat cistern and partially separated from it by a circular fold

28
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A cavity act as a reservoir of milk

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Gland cistern

29
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Gland cistern hold

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400 - 500 ml milk

30
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A number of large ducts branch off from the gland cistern

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Duct system

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Function of duct system

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  1. To collect the milk from the secretory tissue
  2. Store part of the milk between milkings
  3. Transport it to the gland cistern
32
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Duct system branch and re branch into smaller and
smaller ducts and finally into the ….

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Terminal ductules that drain each alveolus

33
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Milk route

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Gland cistern → 12 - 50 large collecting duct → commom duct → terminal ductule → lobule

34
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Alveoli

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Microscopic structure lined with a single layer of epithelial cells

Single layer of epiyhelial cell + blood capillary (network) + mypepithelial cell + fibroblast

35
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Alveoli function

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Take nutrients from blood to the alveolar lumen.

36
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Functional unit of milk production

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Alveoli

37
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Drain into terminal ductules

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Alveoli

38
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Alveoli capacity

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1 mm3

39
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Lobule

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10 - 250 Alveoli

40
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Lobe

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group of lobules

41
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Milk letdown

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Stimuli → Afferent sensory nerve → CNS → Oxytocin → myoepithelial cell contract → lumen of alveoli → terminal ductule → common duct → large collecting duct gland cistern → teat cistern → streak canal

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