EX3; Oral Mucosa Practical Images Flashcards
(50 cards)
In addition to the labels, what do the red and purple arrows represent

- epithelium
- lamina propria
- submucosa
- bone/periosteum
red arrow = epithelium
purple arrow = connective tissue
Identify the labels and inidicate what type of epithelium these are found in

- superficial layer
- intermediate layer
- prickle cell layer
- basal cell layer
non-keratinized epithelium

- melanocyte
- langerhans cell
What kind of cells are indicated by the arrows

“clear” cells; like melanocytes, Langerhans, Merkel
What kind of cells are these

melanocytes
What cells are these

Langerhans
What are the differences between these two mucosas

- non-keratinized
- keratinized
identify the labels and indicate what type of epithelium this is

- keratinized layer
- granular layer
- prickle cell layer
- basal cell layer
keratinized epithelium
Which image depicts keratinized epithelium

the left
note; the dead keratinized layer
Which image depicts non-keratinized epithelium

the left
note; the superficial cell that contains its nucleus
What are these images depicting

membrane coating granules
What type of epithelium is this

keratinized
What kind of epithelium is this

keratinized
What kind of epithelium is this

keratinized
What kind of epithelium is the arrow pointing to

non-keratinized
What kind of epithelium is this

non-keratinized
What kind of epithelium is this

non-keratinized
What kind of epithelium is this

non-keratinized
What kind of epithelium are A, B, and C

A and B = keratinized
C = non-keratinized
What kind of epithelium (gingiva) is this

parakeratinized
What are the variations in these two images

A; incomplete keratinization
B; hyperkeratinization
What tissue is this

lamina propria
What so the black dots indicate

type 1 collagen
ther is more type 1 collagen in less flexible regions
What are these images depicting

epithelial/connective tissue interface
can see the rete pegs and the connective tissue papillae

























