Histo and EKG Cardiovascular Flashcards

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Smooth Muscle

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Smooth Muscle

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Uterine Smooth Muscle

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Smooth muscle in stomach

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Cardiac Muscle

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Skeletal Muscle

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Smooth Muscle

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Skeletal Muscle - Longitudinal

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What type of muscle and what kind of cut is arrow pointing to?

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Skeletal muscle of tongue - pointing to cross-sectional (tend to look more circular). Bottom is longitudinal

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What type of muscle is this and what is circled

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Cardiac - intercalated disks

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What type of muscle is this

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Cardiac - dark bands are intercalated disks

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12
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Name muscle on left and right

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Left is cardiac and right is skeletal

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Cardiac Muscle

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Skeletal Muscle

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Smooth Muscle

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What are these

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secondary lymphoid follicles with germinal centers on palantine tonsils woot woot

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What are the arrows on the left pointing to? The right?

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Left - germinal centers, 2nd lymphoid follicles; right - crypts

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simple squamous epithelium of a tonsil where APCs would be found! yay!

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Lymph node. In blue the subcapsulary sinus. In red, afferent vessels within capsule

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Lymph node - medullary cords surrounding medullary sinuses

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What is the large ridge in the middle of this picture?

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Paratrabecular sinus in lymph node!

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Name structures indicated

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1) Capsule 2) Afferent Vessel

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What tissue is this? What is circled and what is arrow pointing to?

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Spleen, trabeculae is circled, arrow points to capsule

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Name all these structures:)

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1 - cortex
2 - paracortical zone
3 - medulla
4 - medullary cords
5 - lymphoid follicle of the cortex
6 - capsule
7 - subcapsular sinus
8 - cortical sinus
9 - medullary sinus

This is a lymph node

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What tissue is this
This is a spleen. The white pulp is white and the red pulp is red. Crazy.
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Splenic cord in orange. Splenic sinus in yellow. SPLEEN.
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Silver Stain of Spleen
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What does this lobular structure represent
THE THYMUS!
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Describe 1 and 2
1 is medulla 2 is cortex of thymus
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What are arrows pointing to
epithelial reticular cells of the thymus
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Light purple vs dark purple
light purple is intima, dark purple is media - aorta
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1) endothelium, 2) intima, 3) media, 4) adventitia
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This is the aorta. What's the arrow pointing to
vasa vasorum in tunica adventitia
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This is also the aorta. Name structures.
4) lumen 3) endothelial cell of tunia intima 5) tunica intima 1) subendothelial tissue of tunica intima 2) tunica media
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This is the aorta. Name numbers.
2 is tunica adventitia. 4 is adipocytes. 3 is fenestrated membranes of tunica media
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1) arteriole, 2) venule, 3) capillary
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Dental pulp mesenchyme
1) endocardium, 2) myocardium, 3) coronary artery, 4) coronary vein, 5) epicardium, 6) subepicardial adipose tissue
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What is this
capillary
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Mesentery?
1) olfactory epithelium; 2) endothelial cell nucleus; 3) sinusoid
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What is this. Name layers from top to bottom.
Vena Cava. Tunica adventitia (contains cardiac muscle), tunica media with smooth muscles and tunica intima
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This is cardiac muscle.
1) endothelium, 2) endocardium, 3) purkinje fibers, 4) myocardium
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This is also cardiac muscle.
1) endothelium, 2) cardiac skeleton, 3) purkinje fibers, 4) myocytes
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skeletal muscle - peripheral nuclei
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Cardiac Muscle - Central nuclei
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Cardiac Muscle
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ANP
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Purkinje Fibers of heart
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smooth muscle - oval nucleus, centrally located
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Epithelial reticular cells of THYMUS
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Wolf Parkinson White