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| False! If the gland has a named duct, it produces serous saliva. |
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| T/F: If the gland has a named duct, it produces mucous saliva. |
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| False! Von Ebner's glands are the exception to the rule. They do not have a named duct, but produces serous saliva. |
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| T/F: Von Ebner's glands do not have a named duct, therefore it produces mucous saliva. |
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| ___ gland produces serous saliva and 22% of total saliva. It is encapsulated and contains the Stenson's duct. |
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| ___ gland produces mixed saliva, but primarily serous and 60-65% of total saliva. It contains the Wharton's duct and is encapsulated. |
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| ___ gland is mixed, but primarily mucous salive and produces 10% of total saliva. Its small, unnamed ducts sometimes combine to form Bartholin's duct and is unencapsulated. |
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| ___ glands are found in troughs surrounding circumvallate papillae and secrete serous saliva. |
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| submandibular = serous, sublingual = mucous, parotid = serous |
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| The submandibular gland secretes ___ saliva. The sublingual gland secretes ___ saliva. The parotid gland secretes ___ saliva. |
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| VII cranial nerve, the facial nerve |
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| All juice to the head is stimulated by the ___ cranial nerve except for the parotid gland. |
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| False! It is stimulated by the IX cranial nerve, the glossopharnygeal nerve |
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| T/F: The parotid gland is stimulated by the VII cranial nerve, the facial nerve. |
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| False! It is stimulated by the IX cranial nerve, the glossopharnygeal nerve |
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| T/F: The parotid gland is stimulated by the VII cranial nerve, the facial nerve. |
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| False! It is stimulated by the IX cranial nerve, the glossopharnygeal nerve |
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| T/F: The parotid gland is stimulated by the VII cranial nerve, the facial nerve. |
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| Stenson's duct goes through the buccinator muscle. Submandibular gland wras around mylohyoid muscle. |
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| Stenson's duct goes through the ___ muscle and the submandibular gland wraps around the ___ muscle. |
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| Wharton's duct is attached to the ___ lobe of the submandibular gland. |
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| Submandibular/Wharton's duct |
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| ___ duct empties at the sublingual caruncles. |
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| Above: Greater petrosal, below: chorda tympani |
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| The ____ branch of the VII cranial nerve stimultes the juices above the plane of occlusion while the ___ branch stimulates the juices below. |
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Term
| thyroid = metabolism, parathyroid = calcium/phosphorous, 4 parathyroid glands |
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| ___ glands regulate metabolism. ___ glands regulate calcium and phosphorous in the body. There are ___ parathyroid glands. |
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| Thymus gland = t cells/immune system |
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| ___ gland is involved in the immune system and generating T cells. |
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| The deep cervical chain of nodes is the same as the ___ ___ of nodes. |
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| ___ muscle divides the superior and inferior cervical chain. |
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| Exception: Lower anterior region drains to the submental then submandibular |
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| Rule: All lymph from oral cavity drains first into the submandibular nodes. What is the exception? |
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| thoracic - left, lymphatic - right |
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| __ duct drains the lymph from the left side. ___ duct drains lymph from the right side. |
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