EX3; Oral Mucosa Practical Images Flashcards

1
Q

In addition to the labels, what do the red and purple arrows represent

A
  1. epithelium
  2. lamina propria
  3. submucosa
  4. bone/periosteum

red arrow = epithelium

purple arrow = connective tissue

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2
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Identify the labels and inidicate what type of epithelium these are found in

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  1. superficial layer
  2. intermediate layer
  3. prickle cell layer
  4. basal cell layer

non-keratinized epithelium

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3
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  1. melanocyte
  2. langerhans cell
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4
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What kind of cells are indicated by the arrows

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“clear” cells; like melanocytes, Langerhans, Merkel

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5
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What kind of cells are these

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melanocytes

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6
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What cells are these

A

Langerhans

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7
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What are the differences between these two mucosas

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  1. non-keratinized
  2. keratinized
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8
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identify the labels and indicate what type of epithelium this is

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  1. keratinized layer
  2. granular layer
  3. prickle cell layer
  4. basal cell layer

keratinized epithelium

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9
Q

Which image depicts keratinized epithelium

A

the left

note; the dead keratinized layer

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10
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Which image depicts non-keratinized epithelium

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the left

note; the superficial cell that contains its nucleus

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11
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What are these images depicting

A

membrane coating granules

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12
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What type of epithelium is this

A

keratinized

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13
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What kind of epithelium is this

A

keratinized

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14
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What kind of epithelium is this

A

keratinized

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15
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What kind of epithelium is the arrow pointing to

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non-keratinized

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16
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What kind of epithelium is this

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non-keratinized

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17
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What kind of epithelium is this

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non-keratinized

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18
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What kind of epithelium is this

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non-keratinized

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19
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What kind of epithelium are A, B, and C

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A and B = keratinized

C = non-keratinized

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20
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What kind of epithelium (gingiva) is this

A

parakeratinized

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21
Q

What are the variations in these two images

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A; incomplete keratinization

B; hyperkeratinization

22
Q

What tissue is this

A

lamina propria

23
Q

What so the black dots indicate

A

type 1 collagen

ther is more type 1 collagen in less flexible regions

24
Q

What are these images depicting

A

epithelial/connective tissue interface

can see the rete pegs and the connective tissue papillae

25
Q

What is this image depicting

A

long thin rete pegs and connective tissue papillae

26
Q

What are the images on the left and right

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left = submucosa

right = mucoperiosteum

27
Q

What do the blue and purple dotted lines indicate

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blue = lamina propria

purple = submucosa

28
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what is this an image of

A

mucoperiosteum

29
Q

What is this an image of

A

lip region

30
Q

What are the labels and what is this an image of

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skin of lip

  1. keratinized epidermis
  2. hair shaft
  3. sebaceous gland
  4. dermis
31
Q

What is this an image of

A

vermillion border

32
Q

What are the labels and what is this an image of

A

labial mucosa

  1. muscle
  2. salivary glands
  3. lamina propria
  4. non-keratinized epithelium
33
Q

What do the green and yellow arrows indicate

A

green = alveolar (lining)

yellow = gingiva (masticatory)

34
Q
A
  1. gingival margin
  2. sulcular epithelium
  3. gingival epithelium
  4. dentin
  5. connective tissue
  6. junctional epithelium
  7. enamel space
  8. alveolar bone
  9. ligaments
35
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A

junctional epithelium

36
Q

What is this image depicting

A

the wider inter-cellular spaces in the junctional epithelium

37
Q

What are the parts of the tongue

A
  1. root
  2. terminal sulcus
  3. body
38
Q

What is this

A

Meissner’s corpuscles

39
Q

What is this

A

Merkel receptor

40
Q

What are these images depicting

A

nociceptors

41
Q

What is this an image of

A

taste bud

42
Q

What kind of papillae is this

A

fungiform

43
Q
A
  1. fungiform
  2. filliform
44
Q

What kind of papilae is this

A

fungiform

45
Q

What kind of papillae is this

A

filiform

46
Q

What kind of papillae is this

A

foliate

47
Q

What kind of papillae is this

A

foliate

48
Q

What is this image depicting

A

the taste buds along the trench of the foliate papillae

49
Q

What kind of papillae is this

A

circumvallate

50
Q

What is this an image of

A

cross section of a taste bud; can see the dark and light cells