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BMS 615 Cardiovascular > Test 3: Wk11: 3 Histology of Pulmonary Surfaces - Dougherty > Flashcards

Test 3: Wk11: 3 Histology of Pulmonary Surfaces - Dougherty Flashcards

1
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Lobes of right lung

A

superior

middle

inferior

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2
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lobes of left lung

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superior

inferior

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3
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Fissures of right lung

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horizontal

oblique

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4
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Fissures of left lung

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oblique

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5
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what are the 3 nasal cavaties

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  1. Nasal Vestibule
  2. Internal Nasal Cavity
  3. Sinuses
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6
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what creates the 2 chambers of the internal nasal cavity

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nasal septum midline

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7
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what is the nasal septum made of

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hyaline cartilage and bone

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8
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internal nasal cavity bones

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conchae or turbinate bones

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9
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where does skin of nose enter the nasal cavity

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nares

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10
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nasal vestibule contains (2)

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vibrissae

glands

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11
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Vibrissae are — and do what

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nasal hairs

filter

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12
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2 Glands of the nasal vestibule

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Sebaceous glands

sweat glands

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13
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where does keratinized squamous epithelium transition to respiratory epithelium

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Nasal Vestibule

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14
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In the internal nasal cavity — covers all but the roof and superior concha

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respiratory epithelium

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15
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The respiratory epithelium in the internal nasal cavity is made of - - - epithelium

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ciliated pseudostratified epithelium

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16
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plasma cells in the lamina propria of the internal nasal cavity make

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IgA

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17
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the submucosa of the internal nasal cavity contains — and — glands

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mucous

seromucous

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18
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Respiratory Epithelium - Ciliated pseudostratified columnar epithelial cells contain what 5 cell types

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  1. Ciliated Columnar Cells
  2. Goblet Cells
  3. Brush Cells
  4. Small Granule Cells
  5. Basal Cells
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19
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— cells produce mucin glycoproteins

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goblet

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20
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— cells are chemosensory receptors and have sparse blunt microvilli

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Brush cells

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21
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— also called Kulchitsky Cells are diffuse neuroendocrine system cells

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small granule cells

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22
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— cells are mitotically active progenitor and stem cells

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basal cells

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23
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cilia are made of — containing — sets

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peripheral microtubule doublets

9 sets

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24
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the axoneme of cilia is the

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two center microtubules

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25
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Dynein forms what on cilia

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arms extending from doublets

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26
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Olfactory Epithelium is pseudostratified contain what 3 cells

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  1. Olfactory neurons
  2. Supporting Cells
  3. Basal Cells
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27
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Olfactory epithelium olfactory neurons are — neurons

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bipolar

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28
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What is the luminal pole of olfactory neurons

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a dendrite with enlarged long non-motile cilia with chemoreceptors

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29
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the axons of olfactory neurons coalesce to form small nerves passing through the — to the —

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cribriform plate to the olfactory bulb

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30
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Supporting cells of olfactory neurons function is —

they contain —

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unclear

contain microvilli

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31
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Olfactory Glands in the olfactory epithelium are — glands responsible for —

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serous glands responsible for constant fluid flow

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32
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Paranasal sinuses are lined by — respiratory epithelium with fewer — cells

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thinner

goblet

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33
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The paranasal sinuses have a thin lamina propria between — and —

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epithelium and bone

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34
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Glands of the paranasal sinuses are — in number

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few

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35
Q

the 3 parts of the pharynx are

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Nasopharynx

Oropharynx

Laryngopharynx/ hypopharynx

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36
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the nasopharynx is made of (60%) — mucosa and (40%) — mucosa

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respiratory

squamous

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37
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the nasopharynx contains what 3 structures

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Pharyngeal tonsil

auditory tube opening

seromucous glands

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38
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the oropharynx contains what 2 structures

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Palatine Tonsils

Seromucous Glands

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39
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Oropharynx is contains — mucosa

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squamous

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40
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Laryngopharynx contains — mucosa

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squamous

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41
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The larynx contains what 2 types of cartilage and 1 bone

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Hyaline cartilage

Elastic Cartilage

Hyoid Bone

42
Q

Hylanine cartilage of the larynx contains 3 structures

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thyroid

cricoid

inferior arytenoid cartilages

43
Q

Elastic cartilage of the larynx contains what 4 structures

A

epiglottis

coniform

corniculate

superior arytenoid cartilage

44
Q

The upper/ anterior lingual surface is made of — — epithelium

A

stratified squamous

45
Q

the lower laryngeal surface is the transition to — epithelium

A

respiratory

46
Q

in the larynx respiratory epithelium covers all but the — and —

A

lingual epiglottis and vocal cords

47
Q

Epiglottis lingual surface, portion of laryngeal surface and vocal cords have — — epithelium

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stratified squamous

48
Q

the vocalis muscle of the larynx is comprised of

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skeletal muscle

49
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the larynx contains — glands

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seromucous

50
Q

the trachea is lined with — epithelium

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respiratory

51
Q

the trachea contains 16-20 c-shaped — — rings

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hyaline cartilage rings

52
Q

what muscle bridges between the ends of cartilage in the trachea

A

trachealis muscle

53
Q

what tissue separates the cartilage rings of the trachea

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Fibroelastic tissue

54
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— is the outside covering of the tracheal

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adventitia

55
Q

Primary bronchi enter lung hilum with —

56
Q

Secondary lobular bronchi enter pulmonary lobes

how many right? how many left?

A

3 right, 2 left

57
Q

— bronchi is the bronchopulmonary segment of the bronchial tree

A

tertiary segmental bronchi

58
Q

bronchioles end where

A

in pulmonary lobule

59
Q

how many terminal bronchioles are in each lobe

60
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the lumen of bronchi — with each branch

61
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Primary Bronchi contain rings of cartilage. As they branch to smaller sizes, what happens to the cartilage rings

A

gradually replaced by plates of cartilage

62
Q

The smooth muscle of bronchi is — arranged in the —

A

spirally

lamina propria

63
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Bronchi contain — fibers

64
Q

Bronchioles contain no

A

gland or cartilage

65
Q

Bronchioles are intralobular airways with a diameter

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less than/ equal to 1mm

66
Q

Bronchioles are contain of what kind of muscle

67
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bronchioles contain — fibers

68
Q

Bronchioles transition over distance from — — — epithelium to — epithelium

A

ciliated simple columnar

cuboidal

69
Q

Terminal bronchiole epithelium transitions from — epithelium to — cells

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respiratory to club cells

70
Q

club cells of terminal bronchioles are made of — — epithelium? do they have cilia

A

cuboidal simple epithelium

no cilia

71
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club cells of terminal bronchioles have a — cytoplasm

72
Q

club cells of terminal bronchioles have what 2 exocrine functions

A

make surfactant

Secretory component for IgA

73
Q

club cells of terminal bronchioles perform detoxification by

A

P450 in SER

74
Q

club cells of terminal bronchioles have — enzymes

A

antibacterial/ ativiral

75
Q

Terminal bronchiole epithelium consist of what 4 cells

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  1. club cells
  2. stem cells
  3. Brush Cells
  4. DNES Small Granular Cells
76
Q

the lamina propria of the terminal bronchioles contains (3)

A

SMCs

Autonomic Nerve Fibers

Elastic Fibers

77
Q

— is the smallest anatomic subunit bound by connective tissue

A

Pulmonary Lobule

78
Q

how many Respiratory Bronchioles per terminal bronchiole

79
Q

Respiratory Bronchioles resemble terminal bronchioles but have

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sac-like alveoli in walls

80
Q

Alveolar Ducts are lined by

A

openings of alvoli

81
Q

Alveolar Ducts are lined by — — epithelium (same as alveoli)

A

attenuated squamous epithelium

82
Q

Alveolar ducts have — around each alveolar opening

A

smooth muscle

83
Q

Alveolar Sacs are clusters of

84
Q

the thin lamina propria of alveolar sacs is mostly comprised of — and — fibers

A

elastic and reticulin

85
Q

do alveolar sacs have smooth muscle

86
Q

Alveolar sacs have a prominent

A

capillary network

87
Q

Alveoli size

88
Q

interalveolar Septa of alveoli contain —

A

fibroblasts

89
Q

interalveolar Septa of alveoli contain — and — fibers

A

elastic and reticular

90
Q

interalveolar Septa of alveoli are rich in

A

capillaries

91
Q

Alveolar pores connect

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neighboring alveoli from different bronchioles

92
Q

what equalizes pressure btwn alveoli

A

Alveolar pores

93
Q

— allows for collateral flow of air if a bronchiole is obstructed

A

alveolar pores

94
Q

— separates blood from air

A

alveolar respiratory membrane Blood-air barrier

95
Q

3 components of the alveolar respiratory membrane

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2-3 thin alveolar lining cells

fused basal lamina btwn layers

thin capillary endothelium

96
Q

Type I alveolar cells are

A

attenuated cells lining surface

97
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— make up 95% of alveolar lining

A

Type I alveolar cells

98
Q

Type I and Type II alveolar cells have — and — to prevent leakage

A

desmosome and tight junctions

99
Q

Type II alveolar cells (septal Cells) are

100
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Type II alveolar cells contains — bodies

101
Q

Lamellar bodies of Type II alveolar cells secrete

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pulmonary surfactant

102
Q

most Alveolar macrophages (dust cells) are removed by

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mucocilary apparatus

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