Histo Final- Atlas Pics Flashcards

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What organ?
What epithelium?

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Kidney (Renal corpuscule)

SiSq Epi

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Spinal cord

  • GH = gray matter*
  • WM = white matter*
  • AH = anterior (ventral) horn*
  • PH = Posterior (dorsal) horn*
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Trabecular & Compact Bone (Pubic Symphysis)

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Peripheral Nerve

M = myelinated axons

UM = unmyelinated axons

P = perineurium

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Cilia

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White matter

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

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From left to right

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Microtubules –> IMFs –> Mitochondria

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Skeletal M

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Developing Trabecular & Compact bone (Pubic Symphysis)

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Plasma cell, macrophage, lymphocyte, & fibroblast

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What type of cell is this?

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Skeletal m

nuclei on periphery

fibroblast nuclei also visible

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Duodenum, Myenteric (Auerbach’s) Plexus

N = neuron cell bodies

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

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What organ?
What type of epithelium?

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Kidney

Simple squamous epi

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Peripheral Nerve

MA = myelinated axons

N = node of ranvier

Ax= axon

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Adipose tissue

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Peripheral N (LONGITUDINAL) Notice it's wavy!! P = perineurium SC = schwann cells F = fibroblasts
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Anterior (ventral) horn cell D = dendrite A= axons CS = cytoskeleton
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Peripheral Nerve ## Footnote MA = myelinated axon EP = epineurium F = fascicle P = perineurial cells S = perineurial septae EN = endoneurium
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**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
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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.)
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Trachea
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IV disc
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Nucleus
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**Lipid droplets** | (non-membranous inclusions)
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Thyroid
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Long bone
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Identify epithelium, CT, and muscle
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Anterior (Ventral) horn ## Footnote CB = cell body NS = nissl substance No = nucleolus Ax = axon
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Spinal cord, white matter G = glial cells circled area = oligodendroglia
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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 )
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**High Endothelial Venules (HEVs)** 1. Entry sites for mature lymphocytes Fluid transport from lymph to blood
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Thymus- Hassal's corpuscules (enlarged)
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**Thymus (cortex)** Top: ERC bottom: T-cell
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What region of what organ is this in? What does it secrete? What does the thing it secretes do?
Thymus (medulla) = Hassall's Corpuscules Secrete **Interleukin** for **T-cell maturation**
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What kind of cartilage is this?
fibrocartilage | (type 1 & 2 collagen, GPG)
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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
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What organ? What cell? What does its secretory granules contain?
Parathyroid Parafollicular Cell (C-Cell) Secretory granules contain Calcitonin
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Identify blue and yellow circles
Parathyroid gland Yellow = chief cells (secrete PTH) Blue = oxyphil cells
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Rete testis
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Efferent ductules
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Epididymis
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Testis (adult)
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Identify each arrow
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Vas deferens
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Seminal vesicle
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Prostate
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Ovary 1. Corpus albicans 2. Atretic follicle
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Corpus albicans
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Asterisk lies in the lumen of what structure?
Corpus luteum
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