Lecture 7- Exocrine glands Flashcards

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exocrine glands produces and secrete

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serous and mucous substances via a duct onto an epithelial surface

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which surfaces do exocrine glands secrete onto

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  • Surface of the body (e.g. sweat glands, sebaceous glands)

- The lumen of the digestive tract (e.g. digestive glands)

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Structure of the exocrine gland

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Composed of a cluster of secretory cell which collectively form an acinus.

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acini cells are surrounded by

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basement membrane and held together by tight junctions between secretory cells

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5
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secretory cells possess a highly developed

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ER and golgi network for material secretion and are rich in mitochondria

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6
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exocrine products are released via

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secretory vesicles into a duct - which connects to an epithelial surface

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7
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ducts may arise to an epithelial surface- these may arise from convergence of

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smaller ductules (all connected to acinus) in order to enhance secretion

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8
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example of exocrine glands

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  1. Pancreas
  2. Parotid
  3. Salivary
  4. Submandibular
  5. Liver
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9
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exocrine function found within

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acinar cells

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10
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what does the acinar cells produce

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  • Trypsinogen (converted to trypsin)
  • Chrymotrysingoen (chymotrypsin)
  • Lipase
  • Amylase
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11
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endocrine gland

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cells that release hormones directly into the blood stream

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12
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name the 3 salivary glands

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parotid
submandibular
sublingual glands

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13
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parotid glands secrete

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almost totally serous secretions

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14
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submandibular gland secretes

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mostly serous and some mucous

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15
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sublingual gland secretes

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almost completely mucous

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16
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mucous secreting cells are in small numbers in

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parotid glands

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17
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where are parotid glands found

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in the cheeks

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18
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how much saliva do parotid glands produce

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1.6l - 20%

19
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which enzymes do parotid glands secrete

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amylase enzymes

20
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submandibular glands are. located

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beneath the lower jaw, outside oral cavity

21
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how much saliva do submandibulr glands produce

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70%

22
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saliva produced by the submandibular gland is more ……. than the parotid

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viscous (more mucous)

23
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sublingual gland located

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under the tongue

24
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how much saliva produced by the sublingual gland

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5%

25
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sublingual saliva

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most viscous due to mucous

26
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structure of parotid gland

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  • Striated ducts within the parotid gland have large lumen
  • Serous acinus drains substances into striated duct
  • Basal lamina is invaginated which forms the striations, therefore the nucelli aren’t on the basal lamina- means serous material can get into ducts quickly
27
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parotitis

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gland can be blocked e.g. if the secretion dries up the electrolytes like calcium can produce stones (colliculi).
 Swelling and pain
 Treatment- you have to get rid of the stones of treat the cause of the pain

28
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as you get olde the amount of ….. in the parotid increases, decreasing the amount of …. produced

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  • adipose

- saliva

29
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submandibular tissue

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mostly serous, more mucous than parotid

30
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structure of submandibular gland

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  • In two parts: superficial and deep (separated by mylohyoid muscle)
    o Superficial- mucus acini/cells
    o Deep- serous acini.
  • This gland has its own duct which passes up and joins with the sublingual gland and has its outlet under the tongue.
  • The duct is the Wharton’s duct.
31
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salivary gland stimulus

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Both parasympathetic and sympathetic ANS supply salivary glands and increase salivary secretions.

  • NOT controlled by hormones
  • other parts of the digestive system are controlled by both
32
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Parasympathetic

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large volumes of watery saliva rich in enzymes

33
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Sympathetic

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produces a small, thick secretion of saliva, rich in mucus

34
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what is the largest exocrine organ

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the liver

35
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where is the liver fgound

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right side of the body

36
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gross structure of the liver

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  • 2 anterior lobes- right and left
37
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left lobe of the liver fact

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can take 2/3 away and donate- liver has regenerative quality (within a year)

38
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function of the liver

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Catabolism
anabolism
storage of nutrients
detoxification
Bile production
39
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which vessels supply the liver with blood

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hepatic portal vein

hepatic artery

40
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hepatic portal vein

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from the intestinal tract

  • Supplies the liver with nutrient rich blood from the food absorbed in the intestines
  • Low oxygen content
  • 70% of blood entering the liver
41
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hepatic artery

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  • Supplies oxygen rich blood
  • Nutrient poor
  • 25% of blood entering the liver
42
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which vessel carries the blood away from the liver

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The hepatic vein

43
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the hepatic vein

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  • Takes nutrient and oxygen poor blood

- Circulates back to the heart and intestines to receive oxygen and nutrients