Test 3: Wk11: 3 Histology of Pulmonary Surfaces - Dougherty Flashcards
Lobes of right lung
superior
middle
inferior
lobes of left lung
superior
inferior
Fissures of right lung
horizontal
oblique
Fissures of left lung
oblique
what are the 3 nasal cavaties
- Nasal Vestibule
- Internal Nasal Cavity
- Sinuses
what creates the 2 chambers of the internal nasal cavity
nasal septum midline
what is the nasal septum made of
hyaline cartilage and bone
internal nasal cavity bones
conchae or turbinate bones
where does skin of nose enter the nasal cavity
nares
nasal vestibule contains (2)
vibrissae
glands
Vibrissae are — and do what
nasal hairs
filter
2 Glands of the nasal vestibule
Sebaceous glands
sweat glands
where does keratinized squamous epithelium transition to respiratory epithelium
Nasal Vestibule
In the internal nasal cavity — covers all but the roof and superior concha
respiratory epithelium
The respiratory epithelium in the internal nasal cavity is made of - - - epithelium
ciliated pseudostratified epithelium
plasma cells in the lamina propria of the internal nasal cavity make
IgA
the submucosa of the internal nasal cavity contains — and — glands
mucous
seromucous
Respiratory Epithelium - Ciliated pseudostratified columnar epithelial cells contain what 5 cell types
- Ciliated Columnar Cells
- Goblet Cells
- Brush Cells
- Small Granule Cells
- Basal Cells
— cells produce mucin glycoproteins
goblet
— cells are chemosensory receptors and have sparse blunt microvilli
Brush cells
— also called Kulchitsky Cells are diffuse neuroendocrine system cells
small granule cells
— cells are mitotically active progenitor and stem cells
basal cells
cilia are made of — containing — sets
peripheral microtubule doublets
9 sets
the axoneme of cilia is the
two center microtubules