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label this

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sphenoid fontanelle becomes

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pterion

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label this bone. what is it?

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temporal

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label this

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label this sphenoid (think what goes through it)

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what is this. Label the parts

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ICA very recognisable tortuous route

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label the triangles of the neck

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what is in the submandibular triangle of the anterior triangle

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label

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label

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what is happening here

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forced resp

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what is happening here

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normal resp

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what is happening here

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phonation

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what is happening here

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whispering

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what is papilloedema what does it look like

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volcano appearance of optic disc
more angiogenesis,
blood vessels don’t look like they join up properly

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what sort of synapse is this

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axosomatic

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label this. what is it

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myelinated neurone. cytoplasm pushed to the outside

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label

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1: Schwann cell nucleus 2: Myelin sheath 3:Axon

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cns or pns? label

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cns lack of supporting cells around unmyelinated axons, absence of basal lamina and CT in the CNS, helps to distinguish it from PNS in histological section.
astrocytes at top
oligodendrocytes

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how can you recognise microglie

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smallest cells, elongated nuclei

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how do you recognise cerebellum

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purkinje cells (large, flask-shaped nucleus)

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What tract pathology is this

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Vestibulospinal

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re: tissue, why is it easier for blood to flow one way rather than the other through the aortic and pulmonary valves

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3 layers of tissue:
ventricularis (elastic fibres, loose collagen)
spongiosa (proteoglycans and loose collagen)
fibrosa (dense and tough collagen)
makes it harder for backflow

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what do you see here and what does it do

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whole thing is juxtaglomerular apparatus, macula densa in distal ct and juxtaglomerular cells in afferent arterioles control water content in blood plasma

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label this

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Label this picture

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Label this picture

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label these sutures

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label this picture

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name this vessel

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aorta. sits at the back of the thorax

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label these areas and determine which vessels supply them with blood

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foregut- coeliac trunk
midgut - superior mesenteric artery
hindgut - inferior mesenteric artery

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what is this. what does it do

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hepatic portal vein receives de-ox blood from gut, takes it to liver to be cleaned before it carries on to the heart

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what is this, what does it do? what is significant about left and right

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l and r venous angles. receives lymphatic material from the whole body.
Left drains both legs and abdomen, right only drains half of thorax, right arm and head

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what has happened here

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occlusion of r axillary artery

39
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what is this

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pelvic inlet

40
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what passes through greater sciatic foramen

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pipiss
pudendal nerve
internal pudendal vessels
piriformis
inferior glute nerve
sciatic nerve
superior glute nerve

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A - greater sciatic formane
B - sacrospinous ligament
C - sacrotuberous ligament
D - lesser sciatic foramen

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which nerve exits greater but reenters lesser sciatic foramnen

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pudendal

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when is median umbilical ligament canulised

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in foetal development

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what is lowest part of bladder called/

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trigone

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retroverted and retroflexed

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what is this

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fornices

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50
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which is the caudal end of this embryo

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the streak end

51
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what is this

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atretic follicle (follicle which doesn’t mature). ring is remnants of zona pellucida

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53
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where?

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ampulla fallopian

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what is above/below dashed line

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stratum functionale/basale

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what is this transition zone

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endo - ecto cervix columnar - stratified squamous

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which duct is actively lactating. how can you tell

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rhs. presence of acini (and you can see the lipids)

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what’s the difference between primary and secondary follicles

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secondary many more layers of granulosa cells and antrum is visible

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what is the name of the granulosum cells in a circle in the graafian follicle

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corona radiata

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what is transposition of teh great vessels

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aorta comes of right ventricle and pulm trunk comes off lv. blood just goes roudn the body and is never oxygenated because ivc and svc drain back into the right

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tetralogy of fallot 4 signs

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hypertrophic right ventricle
massive aorta
tiny pulmonary trunk
ventriculoseptal sefect

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what is high and low AFP, Estriol, hCG, Inhibin A in aneupliodies

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63
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what are the 3 types of cell in this organ, where is the tissue, what does each cell secrete

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acidophil, basophil chromophobe
anterior pituitary

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What is this? what cells can you see?

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islet of langerhans
A cells at periphery
B cells at centr

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how do you differentiate salivary glands histologically

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parotid purple and then -> whiter with alphabet

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What are the primary components in the granules? Which hormone primarily stimulates their release?

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digestive enzymes like lipases and peptidases stimulated by CKK

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how is the liver organised? What do the arrows indicate

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central venule least oxygenated zone, portal triad (portal vein, hepatic artery and hepatic duct) most oxygenated zone

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what is this

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portal triad - vein big, artery small smooth muscle, 2 x ducks`

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what sort of cells are these and how do you know

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fibroblasts, spindle shaped nucleus

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what sort of cell is this. Why? What does it do? WHen is it viible

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macrophage. kidney shaped nucleus, phagocytoses dead cells, pathogens etc, only visible when doing phaogocytic activity

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what are these cells?

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mast cells

72
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what do you see here

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reticular fibres.

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what is this

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elastic fibres

74
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describe this picture

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loose connective tissue. Sparse cells and fibres, more ground substance

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describe this picture

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dense connective tissue, more cells, more fibres, less ground substance

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describe the layers of an artery

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describe the cross section of a vein

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label this

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label this

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80
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label this. what is the middle vessel used for

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taking blood

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label the vessels

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label what you see

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