exam 2 Flashcards

1
Q

macrophage function

A

destruction of foreign antigens and antigen presenting

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2
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macrophage look

A

little to no plasma, large oval euchromatic nucleus

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3
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origin macrophage

A

mononuclear phagocyte system; histocyte in CT

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4
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mast cell function

A

allergy and anaphylaxis; heparin and histamine release

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5
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mast cell look

A

round nucleus, cytoplasm has red granules

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6
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lymphocyte function

A

B/T cell, NK cells, antigen producing/presenting, innate immunity

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7
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lymphocyte look

A

no visible cytoplasm, small and very heterochromatic nucleus

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8
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plasma cell origin

A

From B lymphocytes

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9
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plasma cell function

A

production of antibodies

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10
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plasma cell look

A

abundant basophilic cytoplasm, pale area from Golgi, basophilic round nucleus with clumps of heterochromatin, eccentric placed

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11
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neutrophil function

A

bacterial infections, wound repair, phagocytosis

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12
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neutrophil look

A

pale cytoplasm, granules, multi-lobed nucleus

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13
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eosinophil function

A

multicellular parasites and phagocyte

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14
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eosinophil look

A

red granules, bi-lobed nucleus

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15
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basophil function

A

inflammatory response

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16
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basophil look

A

basophilic granules, small cell, bi-lobed/S-shaped nucleus

17
Q

nasal vestibule

A

transition from the skin of the nose to the mucosa of the nasal cavity

18
Q

bowman’s capsule

A

serous olfactory glands

19
Q

sustentacular cells

A

olfactory epithelium, superficial nuclei, with cilia

20
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basal cells

A

germinal cells at the basement membrane in respiratory and olfactory epithelium

21
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olfactory cells

A

intraepithelial bipolar neurons whose axons becomes cranial nerve 1

22
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olfactory epithlium

A

thicker pseudostratified columnar cells without goblet cells

23
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division that has club cells

A

bronchioles

24
Q

club cell function

A

surfactant production

25
Q

respiratory bronchioles

A

level which gaseous exchange begins

26
Q

type I pneumocyte

A

looks like an endothelial cell, line the alveolus

27
Q

type II pneumocyte

A

produces surfactant, cuboidal, lamellar bodies with surfactant, stem cell

28
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free macrophage

A

pulmonary alveolar macrophage, in alveolar lumen or the surface

29
Q

sepetal macrophage

A

tissue macrophage located in the interstitial

30
Q

layers of blood-air barrier

A

endothelial cells, basement membrane, PI cells

31
Q

tunica intima

A

epithelium and some connective tissue layers and internal elastic lamina

32
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tunica media

A

thickest layer, elastin and smooth muscle

33
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tunica adventitia

A

connective tissue and collagen

34
Q

monocyte look/function

A

precursor cell to macrophage, very big nucleus, take up half the cell, polar

35
Q

stormal cells

A

connective tissue cells in myeloid tissue (bone marrow)