Histology Flashcards

1
Q

Azurophilic granules are most commonly associated with what

blood cell?

A

Neutrophil

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2
Q

During contraction of skeletal muscle, which of the following does
not change in length?

A

A band

Always constant

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3
Q

H zone, I band = umi-Hiksi (shortens) during contraction

A

H band

I band

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4
Q

Which of the following histologic characteristics distinguishes a
bronchus within the lung from Primary bronchus?

A

Irregular plates of hyaline

cartilage

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5
Q

Respiratory Portion of Lungs

A

BronchIOLE (RESPIRATORY)

Alveoli

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6
Q

The non-ciliated secretory cells which randomly interrupts the ciliated
epithelial lining of the bronchiolar mucosa are known as:

A

Clara/Club Cell

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7
Q

Cell of origin of respiratory (bronchogenic carcinomas)

ADENOcarcinoma

A

Ciliated cells

Goblet cells

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8
Q

Cell of origin of respiratory (bronchogenic carcinomas)

SMALL-CELL carcinoma

A

Kulchitsky cells
(enterochromaffin cells)

Secretes serotonin

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9
Q

Cell of origin of respiratory (bronchogenic carcinomas)

LARGE-CELL UNdifferentiated carcinomas

A

Basal cell

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10
Q

Macrophages in the lungs

A

Dust Cells

ALIKABOK!

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11
Q

Where is GASTRIN produced?

A

ANTRUM

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12
Q

Plica circularis or Valves of Kerckring is a feature of:

A

SMALL INTESTINE

Kerckring! :P

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13
Q

Space between sinus endothelium and hepatocytes?

A

Space of Disse

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14
Q

Endocrine Functions of Liver

A

IGF-1 Secretion
Vitamin D activation
Hormone metabolism
Cytokine secretion

Classic Hepatic Lobule (HE-HExagon)

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15
Q

Exocrine Functions of Liver

A

BILE salts synthesis and secretion

Portal Lobule
Portal PALABAS - EXO - TRIANGLE

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16
Q

Space in between hepatocytes

A

Bile Canaliculi

17
Q

Fat-storing cells in the liver

A

ITO cells or Hepatic Stellate cells
(contained in Space of Disse)

Kuppfer cells close to endothelium

18
Q

Known as the Rappaport Lobule

A

Portal Acinus

Blood Flow

Diamond-shaped

19
Q

Compose the PORTAL TRIAD

A

HEPATIC artery
PORTAL vein
BILE DUCT

Not central vein, okay?!

20
Q

Cell component that detoxifies drugs in the liver

A

SMOOOOOTH endoplastic reticulum

Not lysosome or peroxisome, okay?!

21
Q

EXOCRINE function of the PANCREAS is carried out by:

A

Acinar cells
Centroacinar cells
Intercalated ducts

Secrete digestive enzymes

22
Q

ENDOCRINE function of the PANCREAS is carried out by:

A

Islets of Langerhans

Alpha: Glucagon
Beta: Insulin
Delta: Somatostatin

23
Q

Which of the following cells within the glomerulus form the

filtration slits?

A

PODOCYTES

foot processes

24
Q

Difference of PCT and DCT histologically

A

Both are simple CUBOIDAL but PCT has:

BRUSH BORDERS - for greater SURFACE AREA REABSORPTION since majority of solutes are filtered here

PCT (Workhorse of the nephron)

25
Which produces ERYTHROPOIETIN in the kidney?
MESANGIAL CELLS
26
In cases of nerve fiber INJURY, what structure in the perikaryon will be decreased in number?
Nissl Body Actually ROUGH endoplasmic reticulum that are dissolved through CHROMATOLYSIS
27
The Wallerian degenration is what type of degeneration?
ANTEROgrade Axon and myelin sheath degenerate completely
28
Source of myelin in CNS
OLIGOdendrocytes (destroyed in MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS) PNS - Schwann cells (destroyed in Guillain-Barre Syndrome)
29
The most important supporting cell of the CNS important for | nutrition and protection:
PROTOplasmic astrocyte
30
Melatonin is secreted by:
PINEAL GLAND
31
Location of PINEAL GLAND?
Third ventricle
32
Where are HASSALL'S CORPUSCLES located?
THYMIC MEDULLA
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What produces your AQUEOUS HUMOR in eye?
Ciliary process in ciliary body with ciliary muscle