W1 - W2 Lymphatic organs lab-manual Flashcards

1
Q

What is this slide about?

A

Thymus (lymphatics) - HE - human

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2
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Name of this cell. 2 Functions?

A

Eosinophill in medulla

Functions:

  1. may participate directly in the selection of T cells
  2. ability of eosinophils to present antigen to T cells
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3
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Thymus (lymphatics) - HE - human

Identify

A
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4
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43c. Thymus (lymphatic) - newborn human - pancytoleratin immunocytochemistry - HE

Identify

A

cytokeratin negative zones

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5
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43c. Thymus (lymphatic) - newborn human - pancytoleratin immunocytochemistry - HE

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6
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43a. Thymus (lymphatics) - HE - human

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CORTEX - epithelial cells surround a capillary

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7
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43a. Thymus (lymphatics) - HE - human

Name of this area and structures

A

MEDULLA - macrophages

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43a. Thymus (lymphatics) - HE - human

Name of this area and structures

A

MEDULLA - Hassel’s body

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9
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49)Thymus (H-E)
Identify

A

1) cortex.
2) medulla.
3) Hassalls corpuscles.
4) CT septum.
5) T-lymphocytes (mature).
5*) T-lymphocyte (immature).

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49)Thymus (H-E) - medulla

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5) T-lymphocytes (mature).
6) reticular cells.

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49)Thymus (H-E) - CORTEX

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5) T-lymphocytes (mature).
6) reticular cells.

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12
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49)Thymus (H-E)

Identify

A

7) Lobules

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13
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Hassles corpuscles (3) made of ____

A

degenerated epitheloid reticular cells)

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49)Thymus (H-E)
Identify

A

5)T-lymphocytes (mature).
M)Macrophage.

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15
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49)Thymus (H-E)
Identify E

A

E)Epithelial cell part of Hassalls corpuscles (nuclei type 6).

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16
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Thymus - Netter

→ identify

A
  1. Capsule
  2. Hassal’s corpuscles
  3. Lymphocytes
  4. Capillaries
  5. Epithelial reticular cell
17
Q

The precursors of T-lymphocytes divide in ____ in thymus

A

the cortex (the majority will die and these cells are phagocyted by macrophages).

18
Q

The precursors of T-lymphocytes divide in the cortex (the majority will die and these cells are phagocyted by macrophages).

Surviving T-lymphocytes are able to ___ (function?)

A

recognize the MHC of the body.

19
Q

Surviving T-lymphocytes are able to recognize the MHC of the body.

later they will be able to differentiate further and ___ (function)

A

respond exogenous antigenic stimuli with specific reactions.

20
Q

The precursors of T-lymphocytes divide in the cortex (the majority will die and these cells are phagocyted by macrophages).

Mature T-lymphocytes enters ____

A
21
Q

THYMUS

The differentiation of the lymphocytes in the cortex happens behind ____

A

the blood thymus-barrier

22
Q

THYMUS

The differentiation of the lymphocytes in the cortex happens behind the blood thymus-barrier

→ this barrier is made by ___ (4 things)

A
  1. the endothelial cells
  2. the basal lamina of the capillary
  3. the perivascular C.T
  4. the basal lamina of the reticular cells!!.
23
Q

mature T-lymphocytes leave thymus through ___

A

vessels (4) situated at the cortex-medulla border.

24
Q

49)Thymus (H-E)
After puberty thymus (especially the cortex) degenerates and become ___

A

adipose thymus.

25
Q

*all the lymph organs except ____ contain lymphatic follicle.

A

thymus

26
Q

On the route surface capsule or epithelium can be found:
capsule is present in ___ and ___

A

lymph node and spleen.

27
Q

the lymphoepithelial organs have epithelial covering

→ These organs are __

A

tonsils,Peyer’s patchesandvermiform appendix.

28
Q

Tonsils are covered by oral (stratified squamous non - keratinized) epithelium

→ these tonsils are ___

A

lingual and palatine tonsils.

29
Q

Which tonsils are covered by respiratory (pseudostratified columnar ciliated epithelium)?

A

Other (pharyngeal and tubarian)tonsils

30
Q

___ tonsil specimens contains also the cartilage of the auditory tube.

A

Tubarian

31
Q

intestinal lymphoepithelial organs are covered by ____ antimesenterial side of the lumen

A

simple columnar epithelium

32
Q

appendix contains ____ in the submucosa all along the organ.

A

aggregation lymphatic follicle

33
Q

What is this slide about?

A

47) palatine tonsil (H-E)

34
Q

47)palatine tonsil (H-E).

→ the organ is separated from the surrounding tissue components by ___

A

a CT capsule (5) made by collagen fibers and fibrocytes.

35
Q

47)palatine tonsil (H-E).

the free luminal surface is lined by ___

A

stratified squamous non keratinized epithelium (1) (covering the walls of the crypts as well).

36
Q

47)palatine tonsil (H-E).

under the epithelium ___ are visible.

A

the secondary lymphatic follicles (2) with germinal centers