PICTURES Flashcards
Describe the maturity process of myeloid cells in granulopoiesis:
A. 1-2-3-6-5-4
B. 2-4-6-1-3-5
C. 3-2-1-4-6-5
D. 3-2-1-6-5-4

C. 3-2-1-4-6-5
This structure is one of the two types of encapsulated endings found in the skin. Identify the structure/s (pointed by the star) in the image below
A. Pacinian corpuscle
B. Auerbach’s plexus
C. Meissner’s plexus
D. Meissner corpuscle

D. Meissner corpuscle
Where do you find this karyotype?

A. Normal transgender karyotype
B. Normal female karyotype
C. Normal male karyotype
D. Other:
B. Normal female karyotype
State the function of each part of the Cell:
RELEASES HYDROLYTIC ENZYMES DURING APOPTOSIS

9 (LYSOSOME)
State the function of each part of the Cell:
AID IN CELL DIVISION

11
State the function of each part of the Cell
storage for pigments

8
State the function of each part of the Cell:
degrade individual molecule of denatured or nonfunctioning polypeptide or proteins

9
State the function of each part of the Cell:
a mass of genetic material composed of DNA and proteins-

4
State the function of each part of the Cell:
suspends all organelles and dissolved inorganic & organic chemicals

2
State the function of each part of the Cell:
recognition of antigens via receptors

1
State the function of each part of the Cell:
serves as the site of biological protein synthesis

6
State the function of each part of the Cell:
it houses the chromosomes

3
State the function of each part of the Cell:
modification of proteins to be packaged, as well as synthesis of membrane lipids and proteins

7
State the function of each part of the Cell:
perform oxidative phosphorylation and lipid synthesis

8
State the function of each part of the Cell:
the site of assembly of ribosomal proteins and rRNA

5
Identify the parts of the Cell:
8

Mitochondria
Identify the parts of the Cell:
1

Plasmalemma
Identify the parts of the Cell:
7

Rough endoplasmic reticulum
Identify the parts of the Cell:
3

Nucleus
Identify the parts of the Cell:
9

LYSOSOME
Identify the parts of the Cell:
5

Nucleolus
Identify the parts of the Cell:
2

Cytoplasm
Identify the parts of the Cell:
11
Centrioles
Identify the parts of the Cell:
4

Chromatin
Identify the parts of the Cell:
6

Ribosomes
Identify the parts of the Cell:
10

Golgi complex
Describe the maturity process of myeloid cells in granulopoiesis, by assigning letters from A to F

A - 3
B - 2
C -1
D - 4
E - 6
F - 5
OR
3-2-1-4-6-5
Identify the cells in the granulopoiesis:
3

Blast
Identify the cells in the granulopoiesis:
2

Promyelocyte
Identify the cells in the granulopoiesis:
1

Myelocyte
Identify the cells in the granulopoiesis:
4

Metamyelocyte
Identify the cells in the granulopoiesis:
6

Band
Identify the cells in the granulopoiesis
5

Neutrophil
Give the functions of these blood cells
Agglutination & Clotting

6
Give the functions of these blood cells
Bacterial & Fungal Infection

1
Give the functions of these blood cells
Migrate to tissues & convert to macrophages

3
Give the functions of these blood cells
Allergic reactions & parasitism

EOSINOPHIL (DONT KNOW WHAT NUMBER)
Give the functions of these blood cells
Attacks virally-infected cells; make antibodies

LYMPHOCYTE
(DONT KNOW WHAT NUMBER)
Give the functions of these blood cells

Allergic reactions; Increased in Chronic Leukemias
5
What is the normal value of each of the specified blood cells?
1

54-62%
What is the normal value of each of the specified blood cells?
4

1-6%
What is the normal value of each of the specified blood cells?
5

<1%
What is the normal value of each of the specified blood cells?
6

250-450,000/cumm
What is the normal value of each of the specified blood cells?
2

25-33%
What is the normal value of each of the specified blood cells?
3

2-8%
Concepts of structure-function relationships in liver:
emphasizes the nature of the blood supply to the hepatocytes

B
Concepts of structure-function relationships in liver
emphasizes the exocrine function of hepatocytes or bile secretion

C
Identify the blood cells
1

Neutrophils
Identify the blood cells
5

Basophils
identify the blood components:
Buffy Coat= WBC & Platelets

B
identify the blood components:
Red Cell Component

C
identify the blood components:
Plasma

A
Identify the blood cells
5

Basophils
Identify the blood cells
4

Eosinophils
Identify the blood cells
2

Lymphocytes
Identify the blood cells
3

Monocytes
Identify the blood cells
1

Neutrophils
Identify the blood cells
6

Platelets
What is the cell depicted in the images below?
adipocyte
plasma cell
macrophage
mast cell

plasma cell
What is the cell depicted in the images below?
fibroblast
adipocyte
mast cell
macrophage

macrophage
Identify the connective tissue fiber seen in the image below.
reticular fiber
elastic fiber
mucopolysaccharide fiber
collagen fiber

reticular fiber
What is the cell depicted in the images below?
macrophage
mast cell
fibroblast
adipocyte

mast cell
What is the cell depicted in the images below?
macrophage
fibroblast
mast cell
adipocyte

adipocyte
What is the cell depicted in the images below?
adipocyte
fibroblast
mast cell
macrophage

fibroblast
Identify the connective tissue fiber seen in the image below.
mucopolysaccharide fiber
reticular fiber
elastic fiber
collagen fiber

reticular fiber
State the hormones secreted by the specified cells pointed by the yellow arrow
Glucagon
Somatostatin
Insulin

Insulin
Which of the following follicles is actively producing thyroid hormones?
A
B
C
D
A, B, C
B, C
All of the above

C
Concepts of structure-function relationships in liver
portal lobules

C
Concepts of structure-function relationships in liver
hepatic acinus

B
Concepts of structure-function relationships in liver:
classic hepatic lobule

A
What hormone do the “A” cells produce?
Prolactin
Growth hormone
Parathyroid hormone
Melatonin Calcitonin

Parathyroid hormone
Which hormones are produced by the cells with staining affinity like those pointed by the “blue arrows”?
prolactin
thyroid stimulating hormone
somatotropin
adrenocortical trophic hormone
2nd & 4th choices only
1st & 3rd choices only
All of the above

2nd & 4th choices only
What is/are the clinical significance of the pointed structures in this organ?
increases with aging
used as landmarks for the midline location
sign of malignancy of tumor in this organ
scarring of previous brain injury
1st & 2nd choices only
3rd & 4th choices only
All of the above

1st & 2nd choices only
State the hormone secreted by layer D:
Cortisol
Catecholamines
Aldosterone
Androgens

Aldosterone
Concepts of structure-function relationships in liver
emphasizes the nature of the blood supply to the hepatocytes

B
Concepts of structure-function relationships in liver
emphasizes the endocrine function of the liver

A
Concepts of structure-function relationships in liver
emphasizes the exocrine function of hepatocytes or bile secretion

B
What is the structure noted by the letter “En” in the photomicrograph below?
a. epimysium
b. endoneurium
c. epineurium
d. endomysium

b. endoneurium
What is the structure noted by the letter “P” in the photomicrograph below?
a. periclasmic space
b. perimysium
c. perineurium
d. perivascular space

c. perineurium
What is the structure noted by the letter “P” in the photomicrograph below?
a. perivascular space
b. perimysium
c. perineurium
d. periclasmic space

c. perineurium
Identify the structure emphasized in the diagram below
a. ganglia
b. unmyelinated axon
c. myelinated axon
d. fascicle

c. myelinated axon
What is the structure noted by the letter “A” in the photomicrograph below?
a. artery
b. atrophic muscle
c. myelinated axon
d. unmyelinated axon

a. artery
What is the structure noted by the letter “E” in the photomicrograph below?
a. epimysium
b. endoneurium
c. endomysium
d. epineurium

d. epineurium
This structure is one of the two types of encapsulated endings found in the skin. Identify the structure/s (indicated by the star) in the image below.
a. Meissner’s plexus
b. Pacinian corpuscle
c. Meissner corpuscle
d. Auerbach’s plexus

b. Pacinian corpuscle
This structure is one of the two types of encapsulated endings found in the skin. Identify the structure/s in the image below.
a. Meissner’s plexus
b. Pacinian corpuscle
c. Meissner corpuscle
d. Auerbach’s plexus

b. Pacinian corpuscle
What is the structure noted by the letter “E” in the photomicrograph below?
a. endoneurium
b. epineurium
c. epimysium
d. endomysium

b. epineurium
Identify the structure emphasized (by the gray arrow) in the diagram below.
a. Z lines
b. sarcolemma
c. neuromuscular junction
d. node of Ranvier

d. node of Ranvier
This structure is one of the two types of encapsulated endings found in the skin. Identify the structure/s in the image below.
a. Meissner corpuscle
b. Pacinian corpuscle
c. Auerbach’s plexus
d. Meissner’s plexus

a. Meissner corpuscle
What is the structure noted by the letter “N” in the photomicrograph below?
a. neuromuscular junction
b. fascicle of muscles
c. nerve bundle
d. neuromysium

c. nerve bundle
This structure is one of the two types of encapsulated endings found in the skin. Identify the structure/s (pointed by the star) in the image below.
a. Meissner’s plexus
b. Meissner corpuscle
c. Pacinian corpuscle
d. Auerbach’s plexus

b. Meissner CORPUSCLE
Identify the structure/s in the image below.
a. cerebral cortex
b. cross section of the spinal cord
c. cerebellum
d. myelinated and unmyelinated axons

d. myelinated and unmyelinated axons
LABEL THE FOLLOWING


LABEL THE FOLLOWING

ANSWER

Identify the connective tissue fiber seen in the image below
mucopolysaccharide fiber
elastic fiber
collagen fiber
reticular fiber

ELASTIC FIBER????