Peripheral Nervous Tissue & Vasculature Workshop Flashcards
What is shown here?
Costochondral junction
What are two types of ways that bone is formed?
- Intermembranous
- Endochondral
What are the darker purple spots featured in the box?
Osteoblasts
Where does intramembranous ossification occur?
- Clavicle
- Skull
- Outer sheath of long bones
What type of cartilage is featured here?
Hyaline cartilage
What type of growth is featured here?
Interstitial growth; some oppositional growth
What type of collagen is featured in the cartilage portion of this image?
Collagen Type II
What is featured in this image?
Epiphyseal (growth) plate
What is featured here?
An EM of osteocyte in lacunae
What type of growth is featured in this image?
Endochondral
What type of cells are found within the collagen I fibers in this image?
Chondrocytes - found in fibrocartilage (as is collagen I)
What type of cartilage is featured in the box in this image?
Fibrocartilage - from pubic symphysis
What is featured in the box in this image?
Periosteum
What is featured in the box in this image?
Haversian canals
What type of bone is featured in this image?
Compact bone
What connects the two Haversian canals in this image?
Volkmann canals
What type of artery is featured in this image?
Small, muscular artery
The arrow is pointing to reddish cells in the Mallory stain that are also known as what type of cells?
endothelial cells
The media layer of vasculature is circular, while the other two layers (adventia and intima are _______.
Longitudinal
What type of artery is featured here?
Elastic artery
The purple, innermost layer in this image is called what?
The intima
What type of vein is featured here?
Muscular vein
What type of vasculature is featured here?
Fenestrated capillary
The arrow in this image features what?
Nerve
