Intro to PRIS Flashcards

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What is cytology the study of?

A

The study of cells under a microscope

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What is histology the study of?

A

The study of tissue under a microscope

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2
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What is a longitudinal section?

A

Cutting along the long axis of a structure

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3
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What is a transverse section?

A

Cut perpendicular to the longest axis of a structure

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4
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What is an oblique section?

A

Any angle between the longitudinal and transverse planes?

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5
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What does H&E stain stand for?
What does it stain?

A

Haeomtoxylin & Eosin
H - stains nuclei blue-purple
E - stains proteins in cytoplasm pink

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6
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What are the components of Giemsa stain?

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Methylene blue (basic -> -ve charge), Azure B (acidic -> +ve charge), Eosin

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7
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What is simple epithelium?

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Epithelium with a single layer of cells

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8
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What is stratified epithelium?

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Epithelium with more than one layer of cells.

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9
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What are the three main shapes of epithelial cells?

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Squamous (flat)
Cuboidal (square)
Columnar (cylindrical)

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10
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What does pseudostratified epithelium look like?

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Looks like multiple layers, but is actually only one layer.

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11
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What is haemotology the study of?

A

The study of blood.

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12
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What are the scientific names of the following:
1) White blood Cell
2) Red Blood Cell
3) Platelets

A

1) Leukocytes
2) Erythrocytes
3) Thrombocytes

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13
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Describe the difference between the innate and adaptive immune system.

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Innate - Natural immunity you are born with - 1st line of defence including physical barriers.
Adaptive - Specialised immune cells and antibodies to destroy foreign invaders and prevent disease in the future - slow specific response.

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