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Salivary Glands basics:
-Submandibular 70% flow, 80% serous
- Parotid 25% salivary flow, 95% serous
-Sublingual 5% flow, 30% serous, 70% mucous
Saliva
- mixture of proteins, glycoproteins, glycosaminoglycans, electrolytes and water.
Saliva is a secretion not a flitrate.
Functions to moisten, lubricate and initiate digestion of food.
-main enzyme is salivary a-amylase.
Saliva also contains secretory IgA.
Salivary Glands: Main features
-serous acini +myoepithelial cells.
-mucous tubule
-serous demilune at end of mucous tubule.
-Intercalated duct
-Stiated/interlobular duct
*ionic modification
*capillary counterflow.
-parasympathetic > voluminous saliva
-sympathetic > viscous saliva
Lubrication. Why?
-Mastication
-Swallowing
-Facilitates speech
-proline-rich proteins
Digestion. What?
-a-amylase (starch)
-linguinal lipase (lipid)
-R-protein (haptocorrin) Vit B12 absorption.
Protection. How?
-Oral and Dental health
*Lysozyme
*IgA
*proline rich proteins.
*Was and neutralise food. (fluid plus bicarb)
*Binding Pathogens (mucus)
-mechanical protection of mucosa.
Xerostomia
"Dry Mouth"
-Salivary gland hypofunction
-Dental caries, ulceration, infections and discomfort.
-Difficulties with speech, taste, chewing and swallowing.
-Treatment:
*stimulate residual saliva
*artificial saliva
Salivary fluid secretion
primary acinar fluid
-isotonic, plasma-like
-mucin glycoprotein secretion
-a-amylase and lipase secretion.
Secondary ductal modification.
-Lysozyme and immunoglobulin secretion
-Cl- (reabsorption) exchange HCO3- (secretion)
- Na+ (reabsorption) and K+(secretion)
-Ducts impermeable to water.
Neuronal Control of Saliva
Autonomic Nervous System
-Parasympathetic (ACh/VIP)
*CN 7 sublingual and submandibular
*CN 9aprotid
*Profuse secretion of watery saliva.
-Sympathetic (NA)
*small volume rich in proteins and mucus.
-Cephalic (unconditioned and conditioned)
*Food or irritating substance in mouth. (reflex)
*Pavlov