L.3 Flashcards

(28 cards)

1
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Amount of secreted saliva is about

A

One liter

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2
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Saliva composed of

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1.99,5% water 💧
2.0,5% solids which include:
- Na, K, Cl, HCO
- alpha amylase
- mucus

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3
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Function of Alpha amylase

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Digest starch

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4
Q

Oral tissue become infected with dental caries in absence of

A

Salivation

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5
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How many stages for salivary secretion

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  1. First stage “ primary secretion”
  2. second stage “ modification of primary secretion “
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6
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( FIRST STAGE )
Salivary secretion formed and secreted by

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Acini

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7
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( FIRST STAGE )
Salivary secretion is isotonic which mean

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Ions concentration as the plasma

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8
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( FIRST STAGE )
Salivary secretion contains

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  1. Alpha amylase
  2. Mucus
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9
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Steps of the second stage“ modification “

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  1. Reabsorbtion Na & Cl
  2. Secretion K & HCO
  3. Aldosterone
  4. Saliva become hypotonic
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10
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Second stage “ modification “ of primary secretion formed by

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Ductal epithelium

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11
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Reabsorbtion of Na and Cl , will cause differences in plasma and saliva which is

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It become lower in saliva than the plasma

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12
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Secretion of k and HCO , will cause differences in plasma and saliva which is

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higher in saliva than the plasma

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13
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Function of aldosterone in modification of primary secretion

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⬆️ Na reabsorbtion
⬆️ K secretion

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14
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Explain why the saliva become hypotonic in second stage

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  1. Ducts impermeable to water
  2. Reabsorbed more solute than water
    Which lead the salivary secretion becomes hypotonic
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15
Q

Salivary secretion is only controlled by

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Nervous system

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16
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Both sympathetic and para are secretory to saliva but which one is more important

A

Parasympathetic

17
Q

True secretion is produced by

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Parasympathetic innervation

18
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Saliva Secretion that rich in water and poor in enzyme , will be innervation by

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Parasympathetic

19
Q

Action of parasympathetic innervation will produce saliva with

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para ➡️ vasoconstriction only of coronary blood vessels

  1. Profuse watery secretion “true “
    • rich water
    • poor enzyme
  2. Vasodilation to blood vessels of salivary gland

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20
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Saliva secretion that poor in water and rich in enzyme, will be innervation by

21
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Action of sympathetic innervation will produce saliva with

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all blood vessels vasoconstriction except muscle and heart

  1. Scanty viscous “ trophic”
    • poor water
    • rich enzyme
  2. Vasoconstriction to blood vessels of salivary gland
22
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Secretion of parasympathetic innervation is much than sympathetic because of

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Para ➡️ vasodilation ➡️ increase blood supply which needed for secretion

23
Q

Alpha adrenergic is a receptor in

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Acinar and ductal of Sympathetic innervation

24
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Anticholinergic drug that cause inhibit salivary secretion and dry mouth

25
Parasympathetic nervous signals originate from
1. Superior salivary nuclei in brain stem 2. Inferior salivary nuclei in brain stem
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Nervous control of salivary secretion divided into
1. Unconditioned “ no need previous learning “ 2. Conditioned reflex “ need previous learning “
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Steps of inborn “ unconditioned control “
1. Food stimulation taste receptor 2. Impulse to salivary nuclei 3. Salivation
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Steps of conditioned reflex
Smelling of favorite food ➡️ secretion “ signals from taste & smell areas of cerebral cortex —> stimulate salivary nuclei in brain stem —> salivation “