Block 1 Anatomy and Histology Flashcards

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Schmidt-Landerman cells

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Name layers. Where are astrocytes found?

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Top to bottom: dura matter, subdural space, arachnoid membrame, subarachnoid membrane, pia matter.

Astrocytes are found in pia matter and subarachnoid membrane.

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Name layers. Where are these found?

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Cerebral cortex. Molecular, Outer granular, pyramidal, inner grandular, inner pyramidal, polymorphic

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What is this? Name the areas.

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Cerebellar cortex. Grey matter, white matter, molecular layer, purkinje cell layer, granular layer

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This is the central canal of the spinal cord. What cells?

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Ependymal

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What this be. What cells are found here.

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Simple squamous. Glomeruli.

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What this be. Where is it found

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Stratified squamous keratinized epithelium

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What this be. Why is there clearances.

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Stratified squamous non keratinized epithelium. Glycogen in vagina

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What this be

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transitional epithelium! two nuclei boiii!

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What this be

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compound tubuloalveolar

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What kinds of cells are these. Where are they found.

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goblet cells, interdispersed within columnar cells in intestine

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What types of fibers are these? Name a disease associated with them.

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Reticular (collagen III). Ehlers Danlos IV

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What types of cells are these? Where are they found?

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Plasma cells (clock face nucleus) Found in areas of chronicinflammation or where foreign substances/microorganisms have entered

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This is an electron micrograph of what type of cell?

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Macrophage

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What kind of cell is this? What are the black vesicles filled with?

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Mast cells, granules

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What kind of cells are these? How do you produce more of these cells?

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White fat cells in adults. Number is determined perinatally (except for in hypercellular obesity)

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What kind of cells are these? How can you tell?

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Multilocular brown fat found in infants (can tell because multiple compartments)

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What kind of tissue is this?

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Loose connective tissue (associated with adipocytes)

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What kind of tissue is this? What is interdispersed within

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Dense connective regular tissue. FIbroblatss are dispersed within collagen fibers. Tendon.

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What kind of tissue is this? What nuclei are those?

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Dense irregular connective tissue. Fibroblast nuclei

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WHat kind of tissue is this? What types of cells are within?

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Mesenchyme (found in tooth pulp and embryos). Fibroblasts. Few fibers and ground substance

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What are the two types of tissue seen here. How can you tell.

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Loose irregular CT (more white than red) and dense irregular CT (vice versa)

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This is dense irregular connective tissues. What cells involved in allergy responses are within?

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What is this? What cells are found within?

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Dense regular CT. Fibroblasts.

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What is the indicated area? What subtype of tissue is this?
Fibrous membrane, subtype of dense regular CT that makes up organ capsule
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What kind of tissue is this?
Elastic CT, coarse, wavy bands
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What kind of tissue is this? What kind of border found?
Mucous cT (umbilical cord), simple squamous, fibroblasts within
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Is this image over penetrated or underpenetated? Why?
Underpenetrated. In a well penetrated chest film, the left hemidiaphragm should be visible up to the vertebral border and the edges of the vertebra should be visible behind the heart.
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Is this CXR under or overpenetrated? Why?
Overpenetrated. Lung fields appear darker. The spine is way too visible even behind the diaphrag and the heart shadow is no longer well defined.