VM oral mucosa Flashcards

1
Q

what type of mucosa is this?

A

masticatory mucosa

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2
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what layer of mucosa is this?

A

keratinised layer

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3
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what layer of mucosa is this?

A

granular layer

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4
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what layer of mucosa is this?

A

prickle cell layer

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5
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what layer of mucosa is this?

A

basal cell layer

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6
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what is the cell circled red?

A

supra-basal non-keratinocyte (clear cell)

either Langerhan’s or inflammatory cell

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7
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what is the cell circled purple?

A

basal non-keratinocyte (clear cell)

either Merkel cell or melanocyte

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8
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where is there thicker connective tissue layer of masticatory mucosa?

A

behind wisdom tooth/last molar

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9
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name these structures

A

rete pegs

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10
Q

what does this section show?

A

twisted section, it tells us that the connective tissue projects into the epithelium not the other way round

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11
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what is the difference between masticatory and lining mucosa under microscope?

A

Lining mucosa has alive surface layer with nuclei

Lining mucosa non-keratinised

Lining mucosa has no rete pegs, has undulating (wavy) surface

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12
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which non-keratinocytes/clear cells are supra-basal?

A

Langerhan’s cells
inflammatory cells

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13
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which non-keratinocytes/clear cells are basal?

A

Merkel cells
Melanocytes

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14
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what type of mucosa is this?

A

lining mucosa

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15
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what layer of mucosa is this?

A

superficial layer

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16
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what layer of mucosa is this?

A

intermediate layer

17
Q

what layer of mucosa is this?

A

prickle cell layer

18
Q

what layer of mucosa is this?

A

basal cell layer

19
Q

what is the cell circled red?

A

supra-basal non-keratinocyte (clear cell)

either Langerhan’s cell or inflammatory cell

20
Q

what is the cell circled purple?

A

basal non-keratinocyte (clear cell)

either melanocyte or Merkel cell

21
Q

what type of mucosa is this?

A

lining mucosa

22
Q

what is this tissue?

A

salivary glands

23
Q

name this layer of connective tissue

A

lamina propria

24
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name this layer of connective tissue

25
where is this epithelium from in the mouth? describe its structure
Gingival epithelium Tightly packed Keratinised Rete pegs
26
where is this epithelium from in the mouth? describe its structure
Sulcar epithelium Not keratinised Flat interface - no rete pegs
27
where is this epithelium from in the mouth? describe its structure
Junctional epithelium Thin Loosely packed - leaky Flat interface
28
what do the dark areas represent?
inflammation at the base of the sulcus
29
what is this cell?
prickle cell
30
what are these prickly extensions of the cell?
desmosomes
31
compare the structure of gingival epithelium to junctional epithelium
Junctional epithelium - Loosely packed - Leaky - gingival crevicular fluid gingival epithelium - Tightly packed - Organised
32
what is this structure?
circumvallate papillae - taste buds on sides
33
what are these structures?
minor salivary glands - von ebner salivary glands
34
what is this structure?
foliate papillae
35
what is this structure?
filiform papillae - keratinised surface
36
what type of mucosa is this?
specialised mucosa as circumvallate papilla
37
what type of mucosa is this?
specialised mucosa as foliate papillae