Histology Slides for Exam 2 Flashcards

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What type of tissue is this? How can you tell?

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Smooth muscle
- no striations
- central, single elongated nucleus
- fusiform muscle fibers

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What is the structure labeled ‘A’?

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Muscle fiber

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What is the structure labeled ‘B’?

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Nucleus (peripherally located)

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What type of tissue is this?

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Elastic cartilage
It is similar to hyaline cartilage with a perichondrium, but the matrix contains an abundant
meshwork of elastic fibers along with the collagen type 2 fibrils

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What type of tissue is this? Densely layered _____ fibers and flattened organized cell rows

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Fibrocartilage ; collagen fibers

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What is circled in orange?

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Osteocytes in bone

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Which one is immature, which is mature? What type of tissue?

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Bone tissue
Immature (left) ; mature (right)

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What type of tissue, what is important here?

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9
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What type of tissue?

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Spongy bone

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Look at drawing of bone:

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Woven bone tissue

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trabecular bone

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trabecular bone and woven bone

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What is Howship lacunae?

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Once activated, osteoclasts move to areas of microfracture in the bone by chemotaxis. Osteoclasts lie in small cavities called Howship’s lacunae,

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17
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Nerve Cells

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What kind of joint?

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What kind of tissue?

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Fibrocartilage

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What kind of tissue?

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Elastic cartilage

21
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What kind of tissue?

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Hyaline Slide 28

22
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What kind of tissue?

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Articular cartilage Slide 13

23
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Chart may be on test Skeletal:

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Interstitial Growth

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Chart may be on test
Skeletal:

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Appositional Growth

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Label the parts: What type of cell is this?
Nerve
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Label the parts: What type of cell?
Nerve
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Glial cells. Label?
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What are the empty areas? What type of cell?
myelin sheath
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What is this?
Cerebral cortex 1. neurons 2. glial cells 3. neuropil
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What are these structures in the cerebellum?
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What is this?
Central canal of spinal cord
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