Histo Test 1 Stuff Flashcards

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What 4 layers does the enamel organ differentiate into?

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1) Inner enamel epithelium
2) Stratum intermedium
3) Stellate reticulum
4) Outer enamel epithelium

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Which cells produce enamel?

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Ameloblasts

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Which layer induces formation of ameloblasts? From which layer do ameloblasts arise?

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Induced by stratum intermedium; arise from inner enamel epithelium

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What two things does the dental papilla differentiate into?

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1) pulp cavity

2) Odontoblasts

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5
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What do odontoblasts secrete?

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Dentin

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Which cells or layer induces formation of odontoblasts?

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Ameloblasts

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7
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What two main germinal layers are involved in tooth formation?

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Oral epithelium and mesenchyme

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8
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The periodontal ligament anchors what together?

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the bone of mandible and cementum covering dentin

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9
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Two cell types of cementum? Their functions?

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1) Cementocytes–maintain cementum

2) Cementoblasts–secrete cementum

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10
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What makes up a cutaneous mucous membrane

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Stratified squamous epithelium with supporting DICT

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11
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What type of connective tissue makes up the periodontal ligament?

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collagen-type I

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12
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How many sets of capillaries does the portal system cross before reaching hepatic vein?

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2 (GI capillary and sinusoids of liver)

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13
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The breakdown of what molecule creates bilirubin?

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Hemoglobin

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14
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What molecule transports bilirubin to liver?

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Albumin

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15
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What 3 structures are found in the portal area?

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hepatic artery, portal vein, bile ducts

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16
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Macrophages of the liver

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Kupffer Cells

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17
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Where does the plasma filter to from the sinusoids?

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Space of disse

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18
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What makes bile?

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Hepatocytes

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19
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What are the 3 liver lobule concepts?

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1) Classic lobule
2) Hepatic acinus
3) Portal Lobule

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20
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What germ layer does the pancreas develop from?

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Endoderm

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21
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What constitutes exocrine pancreas?

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acinus and duct system

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22
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What constitutes endocrine pancreas?

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Pancreatic islets

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23
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Which cell can be found in the lumen of acinus? What does it make?

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Centroacinar cell; water and bicarbonate

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24
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Cells of pancreatic islets? What they secrete?

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1) Alpha–glucagon
2) Beta–insulin
3) Delta– somatostatin

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What do fat products in SI stimulate secretion of?
CCK
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Actions of CCK
simulates acinar cells to secrete digestive enzymes & causes gallbladder contraction
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What does acid in proximal SI stimulate secretion of? From what cells?
Secretin from "s" cells
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Actions of secretin
stimulates water and bicarb secretion from centroacinar cells and intercalated ducts
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What does stomach distension cause secretion of?
Gastrin
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3 main classifications of hormones
1) Proteins and polypeptides 2) Amino-acid derivatives 3) Steroids and fatty acids
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Where are peptide hormones stored? how do they circulate?
Cytoplasmic granules; unbound
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What are amino acid hormones synthesized from? How do they ciruculate?
Tyrosine; unbound
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Where are steroid hormones synthesized? Are they stored? How do they circulate?
mitochondria and SER; NOT STORED (made when needed; bound to plasma proteins
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Major DIVISIONS of pituitary
Adenohypophysis and Neurohypohysis
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Subdivisions of Adenohypophysis
Pars distalis Pars intermedia Pars tuberalis
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Subdivisions of neurohypophysis
Pars nervosa Infundibulum Median eminence
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Main nuclei and hormones of neurohypophysis
PVN and SON; vasopressin and oxytocin
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Main cell type of pars nervosa
pituicytes
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What structures in pars nervosa hold oxytocin and ADH
herring bodies
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Main product of follicular cells? Stimulus?
T3 and T4; stimulated by TSH
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Function of parafollicular cells
make calcitonin--lowers Ca concentration
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Main product of colloid
Thyroglobulin
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Major functional cell of parathyroid gland? Function?
Cheif cells--secrete parathyroid hormone (PTH) to increase blood calcium
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3 layers of adrenal cortex (superficial to deep)
Zona glomerulosa, zona fasiculata, zona reticularis (GFR)
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Zona Glomerulosa: stimulus? Class of hormones it secretes? Example?
Angiotensin II, ACTH Mineralocorticoids ex: aldosterone
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Zona fasiculata: stimulus? main cell type? class of hormone it releases? Example.
ACTH Spongiocytes Glucocorticoids Cortisol
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Zona reticularis: stimulus? releases was classes of hormones?
ACTH | glucocorticoids and androgens
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What germ layer gives rise to cortex? Medulla?
Cortex: mesoderm Medulla: ectoderm
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Cell type of medulla? what do they make and release? Stimulus?
Chromaffin cells Epi and NE preganglionic splanchnic nerves
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Tongue papillae are modifications of what layer(s)?
mucosa
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5 types of papillae
conical, filiform, fungiform, vallate, foliate, vallate
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Which taste bud cell type can regenerate (name and #)
Type IV--Basal cells
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Site of transition between epidermis and mucous membrane
Mucocutaneous junction
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What's the layer under epithelium when m. mucosae if absent?
lamina propria-submucosa (grouped)
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Location of seromucous gland in esophagus? how are dogs different?
in submucosa; all have them in just cranial portion; dogs have them throughout
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Muscle composition of esophagus in 1) dogs/ruminants 2) cats/horses 3) humans/pigs
1) all skeletal 2) upper 2/3 skeletal; lower 1/3 smooth 3) skeletal upper, mixed middle, lower smooth
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Which esophagus portions have adventitia? serosa?
cervical portion--adventitia | thoracic and abdominal--serosa
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Which section of ruminant stomach lack a muscularis mucoase?
Rumen
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Which section of ruminant stomach has a honeycomb appearance
Reticulum
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Which section of ruminant stomach has m. mucosae in apex of crests
reticulum
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What makes up the trilaminar appearance of omasum?
complete m. mucosa with inner circular m. externa between
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What are the projections in omasum called?
laminae
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Layers of m. externa in glandular stomach?
inner oblique, middle circular, outer longitudinal
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Function of epidermal growth factor on parietal cells
inhibits HCl production
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Which layer of m. externa can form thickened areas called ______?
outer longitudinal can form taenia coli
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constriction of taenia coli causes?
haustra coli