Histo Final- Atlas Pics

Question 1

What organ?
What epithelium?

Answer 1

Kidney (Renal corpuscule)

SiSq Epi

Question 2

Answer 2

Spinal cord

• GH = gray matter*
• WM = white matter*
• AH = anterior (ventral) horn*
• PH = Posterior (dorsal) horn*

Question 3

Answer 3

Trabecular & Compact Bone (Pubic Symphysis)

Question 4

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Peripheral Nerve

M = myelinated axons

UM = unmyelinated axons

P = perineurium

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Cilia

Question 7

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White matter

A = axons, with blue-staining Myelin (M) around them

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Question 10

From left to right

Answer 10

Microtubules –> IMFs –> Mitochondria

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Question 12

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Skeletal M

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Developing Trabecular & Compact bone (Pubic Symphysis)

Question 15

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Plasma cell, macrophage, lymphocyte, & fibroblast

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Question 17

What type of cell is this?

Answer 17

Skeletal m

nuclei on periphery

fibroblast nuclei also visible

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Question 19

Answer 19

Duodenum, Myenteric (Auerbach’s) Plexus

N = neuron cell bodies

Smaller nuclei = Supportive cells (i.e. Schwann & Satellite cells)

Question 20

What organ?
What type of epithelium?

Answer 20

Kidney

Simple squamous epi

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Peripheral Nerve

MA = myelinated axons

N = node of ranvier

Ax= axon

Question 24

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Adipose tissue

Question 25

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Peripheral N (LONGITUDINAL)

Notice it’s wavy!!

P = perineurium

SC = schwann cells

F = fibroblasts

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Question 28

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Anterior (ventral) horn cell

D = dendrite

A= axons

CS = cytoskeleton

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Question 30

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Peripheral Nerve

MA = myelinated axon

EP = epineurium

F = fascicle

P = perineurial cells

S = perineurial septae

EN = endoneurium

Question 31

Answer 31

Mitochondria

• Mitochondria are surrounded by a double membrane*
• Peroxisomes & Lysosomes are surrounded by a SINGLE membrane*

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Golgi complex

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Trachea

SM at the bottom = esophagus

Question 37

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Peripheral Nerve

blue circle = myelinated nerve fibers

A = axon

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Peripheral Nerve ( in vagina)

E = epineurium

F = fascicle

P = perineurium

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Developing intramembranous bone

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Cardiac M

(intercalated discs, striations, etc.)

Question 45

Answer 45

Trachea

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IV disc

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Nucleus

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Lipid droplets

(non-membranous inclusions)

Question 52

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Thyroid

Question 53

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Long bone

Question 54

Identify epithelium, CT, and muscle

Answer 54

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Anterior (Ventral) horn

CB = cell body

NS = nissl substance

No = nucleolus

Ax = axon

Question 59

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Spinal cord, white matter

G = glial cells

circled area = oligodendroglia

Question 60

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Endoplasmic Reticulum

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Compact Bone

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Dorsal root ganglion

N = neuron

Nuc = nucleus

No = nucleoli

SC = Satellite cells (supportive cells )

Question 66

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High Endothelial Venules (HEVs)

1. Entry sites for mature lymphocytes

Fluid transport from lymph to blood

Question 67

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Question 68

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Thymus- Hassal’s corpuscules (enlarged)

Question 69

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Thymus (cortex)

Top: ERC

bottom: T-cell

Question 70

What region of what organ is this in?

What does it secrete?

What does the thing it secretes do?

Answer 70

Thymus (medulla)

= Hassall’s Corpuscules

Secrete Interleukin

for T-cell maturation

Question 72

What kind of cartilage is this?

Answer 72

fibrocartilage

(type 1 & 2 collagen, GPG)

Question 73

Answer 73

A. Bronchiole

B. Resp. Bronchiole

C. Alveolar Sac

D. Alveolus

G. Alveolar Duct

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Intrapulmonary Bronchus

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Bronchiole

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Inactive mammary gland

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Active mammary gland

Question 79

What organ?
What cell?

What does its secretory granules contain?

Answer 79

Parathyroid

Parafollicular Cell (C-Cell)

Secretory granules contain Calcitonin

Question 80

Identify blue and yellow circles

Answer 80

Parathyroid gland

Yellow = chief cells (secrete PTH)

Blue = oxyphil cells

Question 81

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Rete testis

Question 82

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Efferent ductules

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Epididymis

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Testis (adult)

Question 85

Identify each arrow

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Vas deferens

Question 87

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Seminal vesicle

Question 88

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Prostate

Question 89

Answer 89

Ovary

1. Corpus albicans
2. Atretic follicle

Question 90

Answer 90

Corpus albicans

Question 91

Asterisk lies in the lumen of what structure?

Answer 91

Corpus luteum

Question 92

Answer 92