PPT-Saliva

It is the watery fluid produced in the mouths of humans that is produced by the salivary glands and is made up mainly of water electrolytes mucus and enzymes Saliva glands Humans have three major pairs of salivary glands that differ in the type of secretion they produce . Saliva-Check BUFFER Test For Saliva Quality, pH and Buffering Capacity to educate the patient, assist in preventive treatment planningand use to initiate changes in the patient Oral cavity. Entrance door of the gastrointestinal tract;. Beginning of the digestive function;. Provides security of the body against food and drink;. Prior to the adoption act two strong evolutionary verified sensory systems:. Mackenzie Abate. 9. th. Grade. Problem/Rationale. Does saliva have an effect on bacteria?. If so, what is this effect?. Also, I have always heard people say “a dog’s mouth is cleaner than a human’s.” By testing the saliva’s effect on bacteria, I tested the cleanliness of the mouth. . in. MND. Dr. Liz Williams . Associate Specialist Palliative Care Team. Chair MND DSAG BCUHB. 29. th. November 2016. Managing Secretions . in MND. Normal saliva management. Abnormal saliva management in MND . . It is a watery secretion in the mouth produced . . by . the salivary glands that aids in the digestion . . of . food.. . . It . serves as an aid to swallowing and digestion . Presented By. Mrs.S. . AKHILA DAS . M.Sc. (N). Asst. Professor. Department of Community Health Nursing. Annammal. College of Nursing. Introduction:. Rabies is a . zoonotic. disease caused by . lyssavirus. Prepared by Hennepin County Human Services and Public Health Department HSPHDSeptemberMONONUCLEOSIS ononucleosis mono is most often identified in gh school and collegeagedstudentsAbout 50 of those inf nd brushing teeth within 2hoursbefore specimen collectionPlease collect the deep throat saliva in a well-ventilated place and keep a distance of at least 2-metre from other peopleSteps1Prepare the ite . Oral fluid consisted of:. 1. Pure secretions of salivary glands (major and minor glands).. 2. Gingival exudates.. 3. Food debris.. 4. Desquamated epithelial cells .. 5. Microorganisms.. 6. Neutrophil and leukocytes, from gingival crevice or tonsils.. . by . the salivary glands that aids in the digestion . . of . food.. . . It . serves as an aid to swallowing and digestion . . by . moistening and softening . Prepared by Hennepin County Human Services and Public Health Department (HSPHD)September CYTOMEGALOVIRUS (CMV) INFECTIONCMV is a common virusthat infects most peoplein childhood, but rarely causes ill Page 1 of 4 w Dry mouth Introduction This leaflet explains about the medical condition of having dry mouth (xerostomia) and will answer some of the commonly asked questions. What is dry mouth? Dry Mouth October 2019 www.b i som.org.uk Dry Mouth This leaflet has been written to help you understand the complaint of dry mouth. It provides Gulshan. Kumar. MVSc. , PhD. Affection of salivary glands. Salivary glands affection can be divided into 2 types:- congenital and acquired.. A-Congenital:- . Associated with agenesis or atresia of the parotid ducts, resulting in a fluid-filled swelling proximal to the obstruction site. .