lab 2: histology Flashcards
define parfocal
all objectives are adjusted to the same plane of focus
which 2 parts of the microscope magnify
the eyepiece and objective
how is total magnification found
product of magnification of eyepiece times magnification of objective
define coarse adjustment
move stage up and down to get rough focus
define fine adjustment
move stage up and down to get fine focus
define ocular/eyepiece
part to look into microscope, contains lenses to increase magnification
define objectives
contains lenses of different magnification on a revolving nose piece
define stage
supports specimen, has opening which allows light to come through from light source underneath, mechanical stage knobs control positioning of slide
define iris diaphragm
opening underneath stage whose size can be regulated in order to regulate amount of light passing through specimen
define condenser
focuses light on specimen, adjusts contrast
name the 4 types of tissue
Epithelial
connective
muscle
nervous
name and describe types of shapes of epithelial tissue
Squamous = thin flat cells
Cuboidal = square in shape with centrally placed nucleus
Columnar = rectangular with nuclei at base of cell
name and describe tissue layers for epithelial tissue
Simple = one cell thick - Found on surface of organs whose functions are to secret or absorb
Stratified = multilayered - Found where protection or durability required
describe special tissue of upper respiratory tract
pseudostratified ciliated columnar (nuclei of simple columnar are located at varying heights giving illusion of stratified)
Cells display outgrowths = cilia
Aids in movement of air and mucous
describe goblet cells
vase shaped cell that secretes mucus
Interspersed in epithelial layer of organs who rely on mucous secretions for lubrication and protection
describe areolar connective tissue
loosely associated collagen fibres and cells (fibroblasts)
describe adipose cells
found in loose connective tissue
Large, empty appearing cells with nucleus pushed to side
describe dense connective tissue
more solid matrix = provides more support
name the 3 types of muscle tissue
skeletal
smooth
cardiac
describe skeletal muscle
found in somatic (voluntary) muscle
Made up of large, multinucleated cells with observable striation
Describe smooth muscle
found in visceral (involuntary) muscle
Composed of smaller cells with one nucleus and no striations
describe cardiac muscle
Cells are smaller (1-2 nuclei)
Difficult to observe striations
Intercalated discs
name the 3 tissue layers of skin
outer epidermis
dermis
hypodermis
describe outer epidermis
Non cellular keratin layer on surface
Keratin layer secreted by epithelial cells - provides additional protection
describe dermis
dense connective tissue
describe hypodermis
loose connective tissue
which organs are part of gastrointestinal tract
esophagus
small intestine
colon
name the layers of gastrointestinal tract tissue
mucosa
submucosa
inner layer of circular muscle
outer layer of longitudinal muscle
serosa
describe mucosa
epithelial layer lining lumen - simple columnar
describe submucosa
loose connective tissue with glandular structures
describe inner layer of circular muscle
cells align with perimeter of intestine
describe outer layer of longitudinal muscle
cells align along length of intestine - observed in cross section
describe serosa
simple squamous layer - continuous with mesentery
name planes of section
transverse
sagittal
frontal
describe transversal
(cross)
in horizontal plane, separates superior and inferior
Magician saws in half
describe sagittal
longitudinal, separates right and left, may be medial or lateral
Separates the brain - right side and left side
describe frontal
longitudinal, separates anterior and posterior
Like kinder egg
describe dorsal
back
describe ventral
belly
describe anterior
towards the front, facing forwards
describe posterior
towards the back, facing backwards
describe superior
towards the head, cranial, upper
describe inferior
towards the tail, caudal, lower
describe medial
towards the midline
describe lateral
towards the side
describe proximal
closer to point of reference
describe distal
further from point of reference