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Answered Salivary Glands Questions - Ezzaaa
Answered Salivary Glands Questions - Ezzaaa
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A-Classification:
I)COMPLETE:
-all salivary glands are of ................................type.
Ans:
-the parenchymal part (epithelial part )of the salivary glands consist
of.....................................................................
Shape...............ans: spherical
Nucleus............
Granules called.........
ans: rER
Ans: hold cells together + prevent leakage of the lumin content into the
intercellular spaces
ans: large
Shape..................
ans: tubular
Nucleus......
ans: mucigen
Ans: hold cells together + prevent leakage of the lumin content into the
intercellular spaces
NO intercellular canaliculi..why??
Ans: the lumen is already wide , so there is no need to increase the surface
area of the secretory surface.
-give reason:
=intercellular canaliculi is present only in between serous cells and not present
in between mucous cells
Ans: because in the serous acini , the lumen is narrow , so there is a need for
the intercellular canaliculi to increase the surface area of the secretory surface
, bit in the mucous acini , the lumen is already wide , so there is no need for the
intercellular canaliculi.
=in the mucous cells the golgi apparatus is well developped while in the serous
cells the rER are well developped.
Ans: because the serous cell produce secretion of high protein content, so
there is huge number of rER inside it
=the cytoplasm of mucous cells is less basophilic than the serous cells
Ans: because the mucous cell contains less amount of rER than the serous cell.
-in the demilune of von ebner , the secretions reach the lumen
through.............
Ans: serous cells & mucous cells if capped by serous cells in the demilune of
von Ebner
C-duct system
-the duct system of salivary gland consist of............................
Ans: pass the saliva from the acini to the striated duct
Ans: single raw of tall columnar cells " with basal striations" with centrally
placed nuclei
Ans:
pass the saliva from the intercalated duct to the excretory duct
modify the secretion from being isotonic with high sodium and low
potassium content to be hypotonic with low sodium and high potassium
& bicarbonate content by:
Ans: basal deep infolding of the striated duct cells + presence of huge number
of mitochondria inbetween these folds
Ans: pass saliva from the striated duct to the main duct
ans: Stensen.
ans: Whartin
Major sublingual..................
ans: Bartholin
Minor sublingual...................
ans: Rivinus
D-Myoepithelial cell
-the myoepithelial cells :shape.............
Site................
Ans: around the acini (mucous> serous) + around intercalated duct, in between
the basal lamina and the basal cell membrane.
By E.M it contain................
Functions (2)..................
Ans: 1-Contraction of their process helps to expel saliva from the acini and
intercalated ducts.
- The cell that is present between the basal lamina and the basal plasma •
membrane of acinar cells are called………………….
-the cell which is loaded by mitochondria and appear in the salivary gland by
age is called...................................
Ans: oncocytes
E-Connective tissue
-the cellular element of the C.T stroma of the salivary gland
are..........................,....................,......................,....................
nature of secretion.................
nature of secretion.................
Ans: major S.L= near the submandibular duct at the sublingual papilla
Ans:
Ans: Blandin Nuhn – anterior part is mucous while its posterior part is mixed
(M>S) – the ventral surface of the tongue.
-the von Ebner salivary glands are found under..........................and its type of
secretion is.................................
Ans:
Wash the trough of the papillae hence their taste buds become ready to
receive new taste stimuli.
Protective function: This is provided by antibacterial enzymes
Digestive function, by the digestive enzymes as amylase and lipase
(lingual lipase). The lingual lipase plays a significant role in lipid
digestion in infants, when the pancreatic lipase is low.
-the weber salivary glands are found under..................and its type of secretion
is...................................
-the number of the palatine glands found in the submucosa of the hard palate
i….., while that found in the soft palate is...., while that found in the uvula
is….. Ans: 250 , 100 , 12
H-saliva
-the glandular saliva consist of...............................
b-labial glands
c-weber glands
d-glossopalatine
3- The excretory ducts of the major salivary glands are lined with:
A-Rounded nuclei.
B-Flattened nuclei.
A-mucous acini.
B-Striated ducts.
C-Serous acini.
D-Main duct.
d-extensive rER
A-Mucigen granules.
B-RNA.
C-Glycoproteins.
D-Lysosomes.
12- Thin branching tubes of varying lengths that connect the terminal
a- Interlobular ducts.
b- Intercalated ducts.
c- excretory ducts.
d- lobar ducts.
13- Large cells with a small pyknotic nucleus and abundant cytoplasm,
a- Myoepithelial cells.
b- Oncocytes.
c- Serous cells.
C-Glossipalatine gland
D-Submandibular gland.
15- In the demilune of the mixed salivary acinus, the mucous secretory
cells:
16- The ducts of the salivary glands that are lined by a single layer of
tall columnar cells with radially arranged mitochondria are known as:
a- Lobar ducts.
b- Striated ducts.
c- Intercalated ducts.
d- Interlobar ducts.
by:
C-Striated ducts.
D-Intercalated ducts.
18- The role of the myoepithelial cells in the salivary glands is:
A-Deffensive mechanism.
B-Contraction of the acinus.
serous cell?
A-Collagenase enzymes.
B-Mucous secretion.
C-Synovial fluid.
21- A serous acinar cell has all the following characteristic except:
c- Basal cell membrane has many enfolding between which rows of mitochondria are lodged.
A-Labial.
B-Anterior lingual.
C-Submandibular.
D-Von Ebner's.
23- Which minor salivary glands are purely serous:
c- Palatine glands.
-a contractile cell located around the terminal secretory unit and intercalated
duct of the salivary glands.
-a gland located near the tip of the tongue , its anterior part is mucous while
its posterior part is mixed.
-pure serous salivary gland located between the muscle fibers at the junction
of anterior and posterior parts of the tongue and it is situated below the
circumvallate papillae.
-large cells with small pyknotic nuclei and abundant cytoplasm that increase
by age.
Ans: oncocytes
-the duct of salivary gland that are lined by single layer of tall collumnar cells
with radially arranged mitochondria.
-thin branching ducts of salivary gland that connect the terminal portion with
the striated duct.
-the mixed acini that is present in the mixed salivary gland that is
characterized by a mucous acini capped by serous cells.
-finger like branches of the acini lumen that extend between the adjacent cells
of the serous acini to increase the surface area of the secretory surface.
-the secretory granules present in the apical part of the serous cells.
Ans: due to basal infoldings of the cell membrane of the striated duct cell,,and
inside these folds there are huge nuber of mitochondria + “write the functions
of the striated duct”
-intercalated duct is long and branching in parotid gland but short or abscent
in sublingual salivary glands.
Ans: because the parotid gland secretion is watery, but the sublingual salivary
gland secretion is mixed predominantly mucous ( viscous) so the intercalated
duct must be short to avoid stagnation وقوفof the secretions.
-presence of von ebner salivary glands under the trough of circumvallate and
folliate papillae.
Ans: because the secretion pass through duct system and then enter the oral
cavity, without loss of the cytoplasm
-the presence of more myoepithelial cells around the mucous acini than
around the serous acini.
Ans: because the heavy mucous secretion needs more squeezing to be expelled
into the lumen.
-presence of the mucous ring in the posterior portion of the mouth.
-in the demilune of von Ebner , the mucous cells can not cap the serous acini
Ans: because if the mucous cells are the capping part , its secretion ( which is
viscous ) is liable to stagnation while passing in between the serous cells.
IV)Essay:
GOOD LUCK..Ezz .