Lecture Notes: Salivary Glands, Tonsils and Paranasal Sinuses

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What are the two groups of salivary glands?

Major salivary glands and Minor salivary glands

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Which gland is the largest of the salivary gland?

Parotid gland

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What is the secretion type of the parotid gland?

purely serous

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Through what does the parotid gland discharge the secretions?

"Stensen's duct"

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Via what do the secretions of the parotid gland exit?

parotid papilla

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Which gland lies in the submandibular fossa?

Submandibular gland

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Through what does the submandibular gland discharge the secretions?

"Wharton's duct"

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Which is the smallest among the major salivary glands?

Sublingual gland

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What is the largest duct of the sublingual gland?

"Bartholin's duct"

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Which gland is a mixed gland but predominantly mucous?

Sublingual gland

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Which minor salivary glands are situated between the mucous membrane and the orbicularis oris of the mouth?

Labial glands

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Which minor salivary glands are a continuation of labial gland on the posterior part of the cheek?

Small buccal glands

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Which minor salivary glands are pure mucous glands?

Palatine glands

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What are the Anterior Lingual glands also called?

apical gland

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Which minor salivary glands are named after the Swiss anatomists, Gaspar Bauhin (1560-1624)?

Bauhin's glands

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Who are Bauhin's glands named after?

Swiss anatomists, Gaspar Bauhin

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Which minor salivary glands are named after French surgeon Philippe - Frederic Blandin (1798 - 1849)?

Blandin's glands

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Who are Blandin's glands named after?

French surgeon Philippe - Frederic Blandin

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Which minor salivary gland is named after German anatomist Anton Nuhn (1814 - 1889)?

Nuhn's gland

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Who is Nuhn's gland named after? )

German anatomist Anton Nuhn

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What are the Glands of Von Ebner also known as? Gustatory

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Who are the Glands of Von Ebner (Gustatory glands) named after?

Anton Gilbert Victor von Ebner

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Where are the Glands of Von Ebner found?

near the base of the circumvallate papilla

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What do the Glands of Von Ebner consist of?

purely serous cells

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Where do the Glands of Von Ebner empty?

thru the crypts around the papilla

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What is another name for Waldeyer's Tonsillar Ring?

Pharyngeal Lymphoid Ring

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What are masses of lymphoid tissue between the palatoglossal and palatopharyngeal arches on each side of the fauces?

Palatine tonsils

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What are the palatine tonsils covered with?

mucous membrane

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What do the palatine tonsils contain?

numerous lymph follicles and various crypts

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What is a mass of lymphoid tissue on the posterior wall of the nasopharynx?

Pharyngeal tonsil

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Which tonsils are located deeply along the base or root of the tongue?

Lingual Tonsils

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What empty secretions into the crypts of the lingual tonsils?

Mucous glands

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Why do mucous glands empty secretions into the crypts of the lingual tonsils?

to flush out any debris

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What function of the paranasal air sinuses relates to the air?

Humidifying the air we breathe

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What function of the paranasal air sinuses relates to the voice?

Giving resonance to the voice

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What function of the paranasal air sinuses relates to the skull?

Decrease the weight of the skull

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What produce mucus that traps inhaled pathogens and keep the inside of the nose from drying out?

The cells that line the sinuses

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What do the cells that line the sinuses produce?

mucus

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What traps inhaled pathogens and keep the inside of the nose from drying out?

mucus

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Which sinus is superior to the eyes in the frontal bone?

Frontal sinus

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What forms the hard part of the forehead?

frontal bone

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Which sinus is formed from several discrete air cells within the ethmoid bone between the nose and the eyes?

Ethmoid sinus

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What is the Maxillary sinus also called?

Antrum of Highmore

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Which is the largest of the paranasal sinuses?

Maxillary sinus

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Where is the Maxillary sinus located?

under the eyes in the maxillary bones

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Which sinus is in the Sphenoid bone at the center of the skull base under the pituitary gland?

Sphenoidal sinus

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Where is the Sphenoidal sinus located?

in the Sphenoid bone at the center of the skull base under the pituitary gland

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What gland is the Sphenoidal sinus located under?

pituitary gland