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Preliminary Flashcards

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it is the study of microanatomy of cells, tissue, and organs as seen through a microscope

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Histology

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it also examines the correlation between its structure and function

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Histology

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A group of tissues with similar functions

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Organ

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Involves the study of cells, ehich are the building blocks of life

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Hitology

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are gial cells that cover the surface of nerve cell bodies in sensory, sympathetic, and parasympathetic ganglia

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Satellite glial cells

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What are the 4 types of tissue

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Connective
Epithelial
Muscle
Nervous

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He attributed as the first person to use a histologica; stain to color specimen observed under the microscope using SAFFRON

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Anton Van Leeuwenhock

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A British chemist and entrepreneur best known for his serendipitous discovery of the first synthetic organic dye, mauveine, made from aniline

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Sir William Henry Perkin

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Father of Modern Histology and Pathology

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Marie Francois Xavier Bichat (177-1802)

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his first major milestone in Histology came in 1668 with the publication of a small book called “Micrographia”

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Robert Hooke

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It is recognized as the first published record of the word “cell”

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Micrographia

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12
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study of tissues removed from living patients during surgery to help diagnose a disease and determine the treatment plan

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Surgical Pathology

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Involves the process of selecting, identifying antigens (proteins) in cells of a tissue section by exploiting the principke of antibodies binding specifically to antigens in biological tissues

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Immunohistochemistry (HIC)

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The word Histology was coined in 1819 by

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August Franz Joseph Karl Mayer

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“le tissu” in french, the Greek word for cloth is

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Histos

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16
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Specific type of stem cells (leukemia, cancer) capable of evolving into many different types of specialized cells within the body

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Stem Cell Biology

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Disease process characterized by uncontrolled growth and spread of cells

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Cancer Pathophysiology

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Microscopic examination of tissue in order to study the manifestation of disease

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Histopathology

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19
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Medical procedure involving the examination of the dead body

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Autopsy

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Details the tissues of teeth, peridonthium

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Oral Histology

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21
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The Study of disease at the cellular level

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Cytopathology

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22
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4 uses of histology

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Educationn
Diagnosis for treatment
In Forensic Investigations
Archaelogy

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23
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it helps student to understand and recognize different types of tissues and bridges the gap between anatomy and physiology by showing what happens to tissues at the cellular level

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In Education

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Histology slides are often used in teaching Laboratories to help students learn about the microstructures of human biological tissues

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In Education

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Biological tissue samples taken from a patient enable medical experts to learn and understand more the patients condition and make recommendations for its treatment or management

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Diagnosis for Treatment

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Forensic histology, Immunohistochemistry and cytology microscope study of biological tissues using various stains can help to clarify the cause of sudden unexpected deaths and other issues in forensic science

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Forensic Investigations

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Example in autopsy, biological tissues from a deceased person can be studied using histologica; techniques enabling expert (e.g. Pathologist reunexplained death of a persom) to learn about the circumstances and possible cause of death

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Forensic Investigations

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Study of biological cells and tissues recovered from archeological sites can provide information about history, even ancient history

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Archeology

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The state of preservation of the biological material is critical and sometimes sufficient e.g. For bone histology and dental histology

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Archaeology

30
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It supports other tissue and bind them together

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Connective tissue

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Provides a covering (skin, the lining of the vsrious passages inside the body

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Epithelial

32
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includes striated (also called voluntary) muscles that move skeleton and smooth muscles such as the muscles that surrounds the stomach

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Muscle

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Three major types of muscle tissue

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Skeletal
Smooth
Cardiac muscle

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Made up of nerve cells (neurons) and is used to carry “messages” to and from various parts of the body

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Nervous

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Also excitable, allowing the propagation of electrons chemical signals in the form of nerve impulses that communicate between different regions of the body

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Nervous

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type of muscle that is long, thin spidly stuff that you picture when you hear muscle.

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Skeletal Muscle

37
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Type of muscle that is stripy, parallel fibers, or the muscles or striations

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Skeletal Muscle

38
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type of muscle that is rectangular shaped and has a single nucleus, but it’s dead giveaway are these things

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Cardiac Muscle

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They’re little passages that open between cardiac cells and let ,messages pass super quickly from cell to cell

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Intercalated Discs

40
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Type of muscle that surrounds organs that need to expand and constrict like blood vessels, the uterus, and the bladder.

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Smooth Muscle

41
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Smallest Type of Muscle

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Smooth Muscle

42
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A tissue that makes up most of our skin ad the borders between different organs

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Epithelial Tissue

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It can be cuboidal, or cube-shaped and a round little nucleus, squamous, or flat , squashed cell with a flat looking nucleus, or columnar, or column shaped.

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Epithelial Tissue

44
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The otherr type of striated muscle, but is found exclusively in the heart. They contract and send signals super quickly, so their structure reflects that

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Cardiac Muscle

45
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pretty much everywhere else which includes stuff like cartilage and tendons, but aso your bones and fat cells

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Connective Tissue

46
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It sit right next to each other in a nice, orderly line

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Simple Epithelial Cells

47
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Cells stacked on top of each other

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Stratified Epithelial Cells

48
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Layers of squished cells like a big stack of pancakes

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Stratified Squamous Cells

49
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An arrangement unique to columnar cells

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Pseudo-stratified cells

50
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All in one layer, but their top are uneven

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Pseudo-stratified Cells

51
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We can split nervous tissue into two cell types they are:

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Nuerons and Glial Cells

52
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three categories of connective tissue

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  1. Loose
  2. Dense
  3. Specialized
53
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Without a doubt the superstar of the nervous system, partly because they have this beautiful branching shape

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Nuerons

54
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Non-living material, like collagen and elastin fibers that give the connective tissue some tensile strength

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Extracellular Matrix (ECM)

55
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Bone has specialized cells called

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Osteoblasts

56
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The most common cells that can support extracellular matrix

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Fibroblasts

57
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specialized connective tissue that maintain cartilage

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Chrondocytes

58
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fat has living cells in it called ___________ that store energy among other things

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Adipocytes

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