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Lab test 2 Flashcards

1
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The zone of proliferation is characterized by what?

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Stacked chondrocytes in hyaline cartilage

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What is the the next zone of chondro ossification after the zone of proliferation? How does this look compared to the zone of proliferation?

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The zone of maturation, where the stacked chondrocytes lacunae increase in size

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What is the zone after the zone of maturation? How does this appear compared to the zone of maturation?

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The zone of hypertrophy, characterized by increased lacunae size, and calcification

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What is the zone after the zone of hypertrohpy? How does this appear compared to the zone of hypertrophy?

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The zone of calcification

No cells, as well as increased calcified cartilage

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5
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Does calcified cartilage have cells?

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No

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6
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What is the zone after the zone of calcification?

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The zone of resorption

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What is characteristic of calcified cartilage histologically? How does this compare to bone?

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It is very basophilic, and will stain lighter than bone

Also, cells are ABSENT

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8
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Is osteoid acidophilic or basophilic?

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Acidophilic

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9
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Are osteoclasts acidophilic or basophilic?

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Acidphilic

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10
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What are the three characteristics of plasma cells histologically?

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  1. eccentrically place nuclei
  2. clockface/ heterochromatic nucleus
  3. Negative golgi
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11
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How can you distinguish between elastic fibers and reticular fibers?

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By the type of cells that surround them

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12
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How do reticular fibers and elastic fibers appear histologically?

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Black fibers that branch

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13
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Is bone acidophilic or basophilic?

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acidophilic

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14
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Are osteoblasts acidophilic or basophilic? What shape are they? Does their gogli stain well? How will its nucleus appear?

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  1. Basophilic (ribosomes)
  2. Cuboidal shape
  3. negtive golgi
  4. Euchromatic nucleus
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Are osteoclasts acidophilic or basophilic? Do they have one or many nuclei?

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Acidophilic due to lysosomes

Multinucleated

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16
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What are the canals that connect Halversian canals?

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Volkmann’s

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17
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Is the periosteum acidophilic or basophilic?

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acidophilic

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18
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What type of connective tissue is in periosteum?

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Dense, irregular

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19
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Where in the periosteum are osteoblasts?

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In the dark layer on the matrix side

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20
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Are multipolar neurons acidophilic or basophilic?

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Basophilic due to rER

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21
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What is the nissl substance?

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rER

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22
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How does the axon hillock appear?

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Devoid of nissl substance

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23
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What is the black ring the surrounds some neuron?

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The myelin of a Schwann cell

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24
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How does myelin appear in micrographs?

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Black (osmium i think)

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25
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What type of neurons will you see in a cross section of a dorsal root ganglia?

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Pseudounipolar neurons

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26
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What shape are pseudounipolar neurons? Do they have euchromatic or heterochromatic nuclei? What other basophilic substance do they have?

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Oval or round shape
Heterochromatic
Nissl bodies

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27
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What surrounds the soma of a pseudounipolar neurons?

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Satellite cells

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28
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How are multiple pseudounipolar neurons arranged relative to each other?

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in clumps

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29
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What type of neurons are motor neurons? How does their nucleus appear?

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Multipolar

Euchromatic nucleus

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30
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How do cells aggregate in motor neurons in the ANS?

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Dispersed

31
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Why are there fewer satellite cells around multipolar nerve cells?

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More dendrites

32
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Looking at a micrograph, you see a very dark cell body with a single process sticking off of it, followed by a huge branching network from that single process. What type of cell is this?

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Purkinje cell in the brain

33
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Where are pyramidal cells located? What type of neurons are these?

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Cerebral cortex

Motor neurons with multipolar bodies

34
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What are the stellate shaped glial cells?

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Astrocytes

35
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How do Ependymal cells appear? Where are they found? What specialization do they have?

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Simple cuboidal/columnar the surround ventricles/spinal cord

Specialization = cili

36
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Looking at a micrograph, you see a glial cell that is black, has tiny cellular processes, and a small nucleus. What type of cell is this?

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Microglial

37
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How do skeletal muscle cell nuclei appear?

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Elongated and euchromatic

38
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What surrounds muscle fasicles? What is its function?

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Perimysium provide nutrients

39
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What are the more lightly stained parts of the muscles cells?

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I bands

40
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What is the black line that lies within I bands?

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Z plate

41
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What are the dark staining areas in striated muscles?

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A bands

42
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What are the three features of cardiac muscles?

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  1. Oval, central nucleus
  2. Branching pattern
  3. Intercalated disc
43
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What are intercalated discs?

A

Connections between cardiac muscle cells

44
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How much vascularity is there in cardiac muscle?

A

Tons

45
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How do nuclei appear in smooth muscle cells?

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SUPER elongated (fusiform appearance)

46
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Are muscle cells cyptoplasm acidophilic or basophilic?

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Acidophilic

47
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Are smooth muscle cells striated?

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No

48
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What is the only muscle type that does not have a centrally located nucleus?

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Skeletal muscle

49
Q

What forms the roof of the scal media? The floor?

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Roof = vestibular membrane

Floor = Basilar membrane

50
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What is produced from the stria vascularis?

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Endolymph

51
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What is the bone that is on the side of the scala media?

A

Osseous spiral lamina

52
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What is the the lamina that sits above the osseous spiral lamina, and lateral to the scala media?

A

Spiral lamina

53
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What sits below the osseous spiral lamina?

A

Nerve fibers of the auditory nerve

54
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What is the tunnel of corti?

A

The tunnel within the scala media what sits between the inner and outer phalangeal cells

55
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What are the cells lateral and medial to the tunnel of corti?

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Inner phalangeal cell (medially)

Outer “ “ (laterally)

56
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What is the cell type that sits above the tunnel of corti?

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Inner hair cells

57
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What is the large structure that sits medially to the scala tympani and scala media?

A

Spiral ganglion

58
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Where is the stria vascularis located?

A

Lateral wall of the scala media

59
Q

What sits below the osseous spiral lamina?

A

Nerve fibers of the auditory nerve

60
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Where will the nuclei of the hair cells reside, relative to their supporting phalangeal cells?

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Above them

61
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What are the inner and outer pillar cells?

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The cells that sit in the corners of the tunnel of corti

62
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Where is the crista ampularris?

A

In the semicircular canals

63
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What is immediately deep to the cupula of the crita ampularris?

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Hair cells

64
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Where is the macula found?

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In the urticle or the saccule

65
Q

What are unique to the macula?

A

Otoliths

66
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Relaxing of the ciliary body does what to the lens?

A

Adds tension

67
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Contraction of the ciliary body does what to the lens?

A

Relaxes the lens

68
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The apical portion of muller cells produce what?

A

The outer limiting membrane

69
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The basal lamina of muller cells produce what?

A

The inner limiting membrane

70
Q

What is the muscle that is anterior to the pigmented epithelium?

A

Sphincter pupillae

71
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Where is the epithelial layer of cell in the lens?

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On the anterior portion

72
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What type of epithelium is on the anterior portion of the lens?

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Columnar if developing

Cuboidal if fully developed

73
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What is the type of epithelium that comprises the endothelium of the cornea?

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Simple squamous

74
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What type of muscle does the ciliary body of the eye contain (smooth or skeletal)?

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Smooth

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