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Gibney Lung Histology Flashcards

1
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Cell composition of Respiratory Epithelium:

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  • Pseudostratified:
    • 30% goblet cells
    • 30% ciliated cells
    • 30% basal cells
    • 3-5% DNES cells
    • Bowman’s glands found in lamina propria.
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Label all + type of tissue:

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lung

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3
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Does the olfactory epithelium contain goblet cells?

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No.

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4
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What is this an image of?

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respiratory bronchiole

arrow = outpocketting

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5
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Label all + type of tissue:

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respiratory epithelium

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6
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What glands are found in the lamina propria of respiratory epithelium?

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Bowman’s glands

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What is this an image of?

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  • Ventricular fold of larynx:
    • Pseudostratified epithelium
    • Core of connective tissue
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Label all + tissue type:

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larynx

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9
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Label all + type of tissue:

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Respiratory Epithelium

Pseudostratified with cilia and goblet cells

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What is this an image of?

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  • a terminal bronchiole (black) becoming a Respiratory bronchiole (purple)
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11
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How can you tell when muscular bronchioles transition to respiratory brochioles?

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  • Respiratory bronchioles begin when outpockettings occurs.
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12
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Key features of muscular bronchioles in comparison to bronchi:

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  • No cartilage
  • Smooth muscle walls
  • Clara cells appear
  • Goblet cells disappear
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Process of emphysema:

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  1. smoking causes macrophage level increase.
  2. macrophages secrete chemoattractants and proteases to recruit neutrophils.
  3. neutrophils release elastase.
  4. elastic fibers in the alveolar walls broken down.
  5. smoking α1-antitrypsin level decrease.
  6. elastase levels from neutrophils increase.
  7. elastic fibers in alveolar wall degraded faster than replaced.
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14
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Label all + type of tissue:

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bronchus

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15
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Label:

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clara cell

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16
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Respiratory Portion of respiratory system function and structures:

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  • gas exchange
  • respiratory Bronchioles
  • alveolar ducts and sacs
  • alveoli
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17
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Structure of Sustentacular cells in olfactory epithelium:

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  • support cells
  • numerous microvilli
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18
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What is the black arrow pointing to?

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alveolar dust cell

(phagocytic macrophage)

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19
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Composition of respiratory epithelium:

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  • Simple cuboidal epithelium except where thin outpockettings are found (simple squamous epithelium).
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Label all:

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22
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What is this an image of?

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cilia in respiratory epithelium

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23
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What is this an image of?

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  • Vocal fold of larynx:
    • Stratified squamous epithelium
    • Core of skeletal muscle (Vocalis muscle)
24
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Label all + type of tissue:

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trachea

25
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Label all:

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26
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What is this an image of?

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  • Aveolar Ducts (AD) to
  • Aveolar Sacs (AS) to
  • Aveoli (A)
27
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Location and function of Type I Pneumocytes:

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  • Lines alveoli
  • Involved in gas exchange
  • Covers approx 90% of surface area
28
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Structure of Olfactory receptor cells in olfactory epithelium:

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  • bipolar cells
  • long, thin, non-motile cilia
29
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Label all:

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blood-air barrier

30
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Function of Bowman’s glands found in lamina propria of olfactory epithelium:

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  • Secretes a watery, proteinaceous secretion which serves as a solvent for oderferous substances.
31
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What is this an image of?

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cilia in respiratory epithelium

32
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Location and function of Type II Pneumocytes:

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  • lines alveoli
  • Secretes surfactant
  • Can divide
33
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Label all + type of tissue:

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olfactory epithelium

34
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Conducting portion of respiratory system function and structures:

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conducts and warms air to lungs

  1. Nose and Nasal Cavity
  2. Nasopharynx and pharynx
  3. Larynx
  4. Trachea
  5. Bronchi
  6. Muscular Bronchioles, located in lungs
35
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Label all + type of tissue:

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olfactory epithelium

36
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What tissue is this an image of?

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Respiratory Epithelium

Pseudostratified with cilia and goblet cells

37
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Label all + type of tissue:

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muscular bronchiole

38
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Two major divisions of the respiratory system:

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  1. conducting portion
  2. respiratory portion
39
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Components of Blood-Air Barrier (3):

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  1. Type 1 Pneumocytes
  2. Shared basement membrane
  3. Endothelium of capillary
40
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Aveoli are lined by:

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  • Type I Pneumocytes
  • Type II Pneumocytes
41
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Label all + type of tissue:

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wall of trachea

not surrounded by lung tissue

42
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What type of epithelium is this?

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olfactory

thick; no goblet cells

43
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What are the blue arrows pointing to?

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pulmonary interstitium in the lung

44
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What is this an image of?

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blood-air barrier

  • red = type I pneumocyte
  • blue = shared basement membrane
  • black = endothelial cell of capillary
45
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Key features of olfactory epithelium:

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  • Receptor cells (olfactory neuron)
  • Sustentacular cells
  • Basal cells
  • NO GOBLET CELLS
46
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What type of tissue is this?

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trachea

NOT SURROUNDED BY LUNG TISSUE

47
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Label all:

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48
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What type of epithelium is this?

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respiratory

goblet cells present

49
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What is this an image of?

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frontal portion of larynx

50
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What is this an image of?

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Type II Pneumocyte

Multilamellar vesicles contain Surfactant

51
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Function of clara cells:

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  • Located in muscular bronchioles
    • Secrete surfactant-like substance to reduce surface tension.
    • Stem cell
52
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Label all + type of tissue:

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53
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Cells in Olfactory Epithelium:

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  • Pseudostratified
    • Olfactory receptor cells (bipolar cells)
    • Sustentacular cells (support cells)
    • Basal cells (stem cells)
    • DNES cells
    • Bowman’s glands in lamina propria
54
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Epithelium composition of muscular bronchioles:

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  • low columnar to cuboidal
  • CT contains elastic fibers
55
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Label all + tissue type:

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Muscular Bronchiole

56
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What is this an image of?

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goblet cell in respiratory epithelium

CP2.02_Histology (3 decks)

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