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HistoTime Pictures Flashcards

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Filiform Papillae

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Filiform Papillae

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Filiform Papillae

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Filiform Papillae

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Filiform Papillae

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Filiform Papillae

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Fungiform Papillae

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Fungiform Papillae

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Part of the salivary duct with the narrowest lumen?

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Intercalated duct

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Circumvallate Papillae

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Which of the papillae do not have taste buds?

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Filliform

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What is easily visible inside the serous alveolus?

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Zymogen granules!!!

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Circumvallate Papillae

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Circumvallate Papillae

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Circumvallate Papillae

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Circumvallate Papillae

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Demilune

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Secretory unit that contains both serous and mucous cells

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Circumvallate Papillae

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Arrow is pointing to taste bud on side of circumvallate papillae (fungiform papillae also have taste buds on side)

FILLIFORM DO NOT HAVE TASTE BUDS

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Three types of cells with in a taste bud?

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Sustentacular (supporting) cells

Taste receptor cells

Basal cells (give rise to the other two types)

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Mucosa of esophagus?

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Stratified non-keratinizing squamous

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Taste Bud

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Taste Bud

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Taste Bud

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Epithelium of gastric mucosa?

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simple columnar

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Striated Duct of salivary gland

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Serous Alveolus/Acinus of salivary gland

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Lamina propria of gastric mucosa contains what types of glands?

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Gastric

Pyloric

Cardiac

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Intercalated Duct

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Mucous Alveolus (Mucin Acinus)

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Striated Duct of the Salivary gland

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Excretory Duct of Salivary Gland

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Plicae Circularis is whole thing!

Submucosal core

Mucosa around the outside

Vili

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Lamina propria is part of what layer?

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Mucosa

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Where are lacteals?

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Lamina propria of small intestine

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Where are Paneth cells?

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Intestinal crypts!

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What do paneth cells contain?

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Lysozyme

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Brunner’s glands, where are they? what do they do?

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Duodenum

Secrete bicarbonate

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Peyer’s patches, where are they?

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Ileum

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Serosa vs. adventitia?

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Serosa has a mesothelial layer

*Transverse colon has serosa, ascending and descending has adventitia

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Plicae Circularis

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Plicae Circularis

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Plicae Circularis

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Plicae Circularis

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Plicae Circularis

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Brunner’s Gland

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Brunner’s Gland

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Brunner’s Gland

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Brunner’s Gland

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Brunner’s Gland

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Brunner’s Gland

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Paneth Cells

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Where are plicae circularis?

What are the upfolds?

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Duodenum and upper jejunum

Submucosa

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Enterocyte epithelium ?

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Simple columnar

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Peyers Patch (IN ILEUM)

GC = light staining germinal centers

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What are centro-acinar cells?

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Inward continuations of the intercalated duct in the pancreas

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Distinct feature of gallbladder epithelium?

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TALL columnar epithelium

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Peyer’s Patches IN ILEUM

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Peyer’s Patch IN ILEUM

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Peyer’s Patch IN ILEUM

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Peyer’s Patches IN ILEUM

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Paneth Cells

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Paneth Cells

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Paneth Cells

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Paneth Cells

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