Midterm Lab Images Flashcards
What is this tissue? (General and specific names)
General: Connective Tissue
Specific: Fibrocartilage
arrow: chonrocytes
blown up portion is lacunae
fibroblasts are smaller, elongated
What is this tissue? (General and specific names)
General: Connective Tissue
Specific: Hyaline Cartilage
What is this tissue? (General and specific names)
General: simple cuboidal epithelia
Specific: renal tubule epithelia
What is this tissue?
Epithelial
Thin Skin
Notice: Keratin, dermis, epidermis, hypodermis
What is this tissue? And what is # 1?
Hyaline cartilage
- isogenous group
From bottom to top, identify the type and structures.
Thin skin (no stratum lucidum)
Stratum corneum
Stratum granulosum
Stratum spinosum
Stratum basale
Papillary dermis (finger like configuration) Reticular dermis
What is this tissue?
thick skin
notice the whirlwinds, those are pacinian corpuscle.
Stratum corneulosum is the super dark purple, before the line.
What is this cell?
Tissue type?
Ependymal Cells
Nervous
What is this tissue? and what is the cell?
Nervous tissue
Fibrous astrocyte
Tissue type? What are the arrows pointing to?
Satellite cell and Schwann cell nuclei
Satellite cells completely surround the cell body and are continuous with the Schwann cells that invest the axon
Identify the tissue type. And identify structures.
Nerve
Epineurium (Epn)
Blood vessels (BV)
Perineurium (Pn)
Adipose tissue is typically found around a nerve
Each nerve fiber has a centrally placed axon (A)
Schwann Cell nucleus (SS)
what is this tissue? and name structures
Type: cerebellum
molecular layer (mol) is lightly stained
white matter (WM)
granular layer of cerebellar gray matter (Gr)
Purkinje cells (Pkj)
Dendrites (D)
what is this tissue? and name structures
Type: spinal cord
Gray matter (butterfly)
ventral horn (VH)
dorsal horn (DH)
pia mater (pia)
dorsal roots (DR)
ventral fissure (VF)
name this tissue and structures
type: spinal cord, nervous tissue
nucleus (N)
neuropil (Np) - don’t need to know
Nissle bodies (NB)
Neuroglial cells (NN)
what is this tissue?
myocardium
Endocardium
what tissue is this?
lymphatic tissue
what is this tissue and structures?
tissue: lymph node
capsule (Cap)
lymphatic nodule (LN)
trabecula (T)
trabecular sinus (TS)
subscapular sinus (CS)
medullary cords (MC)
medullary sinuses (MS)
what is this tissue?
tissue: skeletal muscle
epimysium
fiber
nerve
Tissue type? structures?
tissue: skeletal muscle cross section
muscle fiber (MF) a bunch of muscle fibers make up a muscle fascicle perimysium (Pe)
if there was a white connective tissue around the outside, it’d be the epimysium
connective tissue (C)
tissue type? structures?
tissue type: cardiac muscle
intercalated disk (ID)
- cell to cell juntions containing Adherens junctions, Gap junctions, Desmosomes
Nucleus (between asterisks)
arrows: Fibers branching
tissue type? structures?
tissue: cardiac muscle
venule (V)
connective tissue (CT)
arteriole (A)
capillaries (C)
name these
a. neutrophil
b. lymphocyte
c. eosinophil
d. monocyte
e. basophil
tissue type? structures?
tissue: hyaline cartilage
dense connective tissue (DCT)
perichondrium (P)
growing cartilage (GC)
nuclei (N)
TM/IM = different matrix types
tissue type?
elastic cartilage
tissue type? structures?
tissue: bone
immature bone, mature bone
osteons (O)
tissue type? structures?
tissue: bone
circumferential lamellae (CL)
lacuna (L)
haversian canal (HC)
interstitial lamellae (IL)
volkmann’s canal (VC)
osteon (O)
arrows show lamellar boundary
tissue?
tissue: bone
endochondral ossification of vertebrae
tissue
developing finger
tissue type? name layers
tissue: epithelium
epithelium (epi)
dermis
epidermal ridge with the dermal papille sticking up like fingers.
Stratum Corneum
Stratum Lucidum (only thick)
Stratum Granulosum
Stratum Spinosum
Stratum Basale (Germinativum)
