embryology

what is the structure that produces a chemical secretion?

a _______ gland has a duct that allows specific drainage

what is an example of an exocrine gland?

a ______ gland is ductless

what kind of gland cannot control where it goes to (no ducts)

where does an endocrine gland drain?

a salivary gland functions to ______ and ______ the mouth, enzymes in saliva to _____ _____ food, _____ against acidic foods and cariogenic bacteria and _____ tooth stuctures

how does the salivary gland function as a buffer?

epithelial cells line the gland and produce what?

what surrounds and protects the gland?

where are the nerves and vessels?

a ______ surrounds the whole gland (around the lobules)

what divides the gland into larger lobes and smaller lobules

a septum divides the gland into larger _____ and smaller _____

what is a group of secretory cells called?

what is the collection pipe for all the secretions in an acini

what type of cells group together around a lumen

the _____ produce saliva and it collects in the _____ and travels down the _____

what is the acini called if it only has mucous secreting cells?

a mucous acini only has _____ secreting cells

what is the acini called that only has serous secreting cells

serous acini only has ____ secreting cells

what type of acini produces both mucous and serous

the parotid gland produce ____% of total saliva

the ____ gland produces 25% of total saliva

what type of secretory cells does the parotid gland have?

what duct does the parotid gland drain from?

the stenson's duct exits out of what papilla?

the ______ gland has 25% total saliva, with _____ secretory cells and it travels through the ______ duct and exits out the ____ _____

where does the saliva from the parotid gland enter the mouth

the submandibular gland accounts for ___% of the total saliva

what gland accounts for 65% of total saliva?

what type of secretory cells does the submandibular gland have?

what is the duct that is associated with the submandibular gland?

where does the submandibular saliva enter the mouth?

the _______ gland accounts for 65% of the total saliva and it has ____ secretory glands, it travels through the _____ duct and exits out at the _____ ______

the sublingual accounts for ___% of total saliva

what gland accounts for 10% of the total saliva

what type of secretory cells does the sublingual gland have?

what gland/s has serous secretory cells?

what duct does the sublingual gland use?

where does the sublingual saliva exit into the mouth?

the _____ gland accounts for 10% of the total saliva and has ____ acini, uses the ____ duct and exits into the mouth through the ____ ____

what gland uses the bartholin's duct?

what gland uses the warton's duct?

what gland is associated with the sublingual caruncles

what gland/s has mucoserous acini

what are the major salivary glands?

where are the minor salivary glands located?

_____ glands are located throughout the mouth in the ____ ____

most minor salivary glands prouduce what type of saliva?

what is the only minor salivary gland that secretes serous?

minor salivary glands are ____ glands (small direct ducts)

most minor salivary glands have mucous acini except which gland and what do they produce

what is dry mouth?

what is Xerostomia?

what is the #1 cause of xerostomia

what are two causes of xerostomia

how do can you injury your salivary glands?

with xerostomia there is an increase in _____ because there is no ____ to ____ the mouth

what is recommened for treatment of xerostomia

t/f listerine will help with xerostomia
True False

what is a blocked salivary gland by trauma or a calcified stone

what is a siaolith

what is the treatment for a mucocele

what is a mucocele called when it occurs in the submandibular salivary gland

a mucocele in the _____ salivary gland is called a ranula

how does alcohol kill bacteria

what is it called when the heat of smoking opens the ducts of minor salivary glands on the palate

what is a disease that causes swelling of the salivary glands