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Finals: Random Systems Flashcards

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C Cartilage in shape

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Trachea

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Affected by glumerulonephritis

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Podocyte

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Fish eye

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Soma

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Rough estimate of erythrocyte

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Reticulocyte

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Pilosebaceous unit is composed of

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Hair, Arrecti muscle & Sebaceous gland

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5
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Hemidesmosomes attaches to the

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Basal part

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Both endo and exocrine gland

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Testis

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Separates scala tympani & cochlear duct

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Vestibular membrane

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Blood vessel responsible for BP

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Arteriole

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PCT

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Luminal brush border

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10
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Cartwheel in appearance and produces antibodies

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Plasma cell

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Haversians systeem connected by

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Volkmann canals

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12
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Rich in Fibrocartilage

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Intervetebral disc

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13
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Central canal lined by

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Ependymal cells

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14
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Secretes HCL & I

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Parietal

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15
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LE of gallbladder

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Simple columnar epithelium

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16
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Intramembranous ossification

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Primitive mesenchyme

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17
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Prominent structure in thymus

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Hassl’s body

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18
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Largest lymphoid

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Spleen

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19
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Giant multinucleated cell associated with areas of resorption

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Osteoclast

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20
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Lacks nissls body

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Dendrites

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21
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Endocrine gland type of capillary

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Fenestrated

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22
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Contractile in capillaries

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Pericytes

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23
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LE of Palatine tonsil

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Stratified squamous non cornified

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24
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Billroth seen in

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Red pulp

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25
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Spermatid to Spermatozoa

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Spermiogenesis

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26
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Prominent in pineal

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Corpora arenacea

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27
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Red in color

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Myoglobin

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28
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For bone resorption

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Osteoclast

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29
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Zone of inactive cartilage

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Zone of reserve cartilage

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30
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For touch and pressure

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Pacinian

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31
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Signet ring appearance

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Adipocyte

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32
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DCT except

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Brush border

33
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Purely serous

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Parotid

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LE of excretory passages

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Transitional epithelium

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Multilobulated. For bacterial infection.

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Neutrophil

36
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Most numerous papillae in the tongue

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Filiform

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Dome shaped cell found in

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Uroepithelium

38
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Later in fetal hemopoiesis

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Spleen

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Unitarian theory composed of

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Pluripotent stem cell

40
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Similarity of skeletal and cardiac muscle

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Striations

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Germinal layer of ovary

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Simple cuboidal

42
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Tunica media is thick due to

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Smooth muscle

43
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Tissue that function to cover structure

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Epithelial tissue

44
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Organ adopted to resist abrasion

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Esophagus

45
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Peyer’s patches found in the

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Ileum

46
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Prevent cell digestion

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Formaldehyde

47
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Surrounds central canal of SC

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Ependymal cell

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Vernix caseosa is seen in body parts of a newborn except in the

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Nails

49
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LE of conjunctiva

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Stratified columnar

50
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Two types of cells in seminiferous tubules

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Sustentacular cells & Spermatogenic lineage cells

51
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LE of Olfactory

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Pseudostratified ciliated columnar

52
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LE of epiglottis

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Columnar & Squamous

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Adventitia can’t be appreciated because it is thin in this blood vessel

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Vein

54
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Prominent component of tunica media

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Smooth muscle

55
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Cells found in the epidermis

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Keratinocytes

56
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CNS sheath

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Oligodendrocyte

57
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Thin filament

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Actin

58
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Thick filament

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Myosin

59
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LE of of the respiratory

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Pseudostratified columnar

60
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In male repro, Inner and outer longitudinal & middle circular for contraction.

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Ductus deferens

61
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Has an angular movement

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Crista ampullaris

62
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Outer segment of the retinal layers

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Rhodopsin& Iodopsin

63
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Intramembranous ossification

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Mesenchymal growth

64
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Most significant changes bla blah

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Cell membrane

65
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Organelle that is responsible for protein synthesis

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Ribosome

66
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The organelle in the liver that is affected by alcohol

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Smooth endo

67
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Immediate fate of graafian follicle after ovulation

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Corpora hemorrhagicum

68
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Parts or LE of the respiratory system where gas exchange happens

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Simple squamous

69
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Responsible for contraction or peristalsis of the intestine

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Aurbach’s plexus

70
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The layer that is being cornified in the palm

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Dermis

71
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In late hepatic what is the organ responsible for hemopiesis

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Spleen

72
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The protein that has the biggest proportion in human

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Collagen

73
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Bone that is most responsible in erythropoiesis in adults

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Manubrium

74
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A structure in the respiratory system that has both stratified squamous and respiratory epithelium

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Bronchiole

75
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Characteristic of large intestine

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Semi circularis

76
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It enhances the area for absorption in small intestine

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Brush border

77
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Connects the haversian canal

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Lamellae

78
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Characteristic of breast at resting and lactating stage

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Adipose

79
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Change in erythrocytic series

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Nucleus

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