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NBEO Part 1 > Histology > Flashcards

Histology Flashcards

1
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Smooth ER in hepatocytes

A

Detoxification of lipid soluble drugs and storage and breakdown of glycogen.

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2
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Why do we want high HDL?

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Carries cholesterol from the body to the liver

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3
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rER

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Creates generalized proteins

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4
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Golgi bodies

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Creates specialized proteins

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5
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lysozomes

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Please the proteins

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6
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Smooth ER hepatocytes

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Detoxification of lipid soluble drugs.

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7
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Lipid layer of mitochondira

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double

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8
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Macular adherence

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same as desmosomes. Attach cells.

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9
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Hemidesomes

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Attach cells to BM

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10
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Zonular occludance

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tight junctions

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11
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What secrets basal lamina

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basal cells

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12
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what secrets reticular lamina

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anterior stroma

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13
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Roles of epithelial cells

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Secretions: cuboidal. Absorption Columnar. Diffusion: squamous.

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14
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Holocrine Cells

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Meiobomian + Zeiss. Whole cell shed.

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15
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Apocrine cells

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Moll. Portion shed

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16
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Mesocrine cells

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Main lacrimal gland. Contents exocytosed.

17
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Layers of the Adrenal cortex

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Glomerulosa: salt. Fasiculata: sugar. Reticular: Androgen. Sex.

18
Q

Basophilic of anterior pituitary

A

FLAT.

19
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Acidophilus of anterior pituitary

A

PiG.

20
Q

Steroids and diabetes

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Can cause Dm. Increase glucose in blood

21
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Fibroblasts

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Makes collagen. Steroids interfere with

22
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Plasma cells

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Mature B lymphocytes and AB

23
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Mast cells

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Granules and heparin and histamine that cause vasodilation and tachycardia.

24
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Macrophages types

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Brain: microglia. Liver: Kupffer. Blood: Microglia–>macrophages.

25
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Pericytes

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Make Blood vessels strong.

26
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Plasma

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No cells. AB, Albumin, complement protein.

27
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Cells

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RBC, WBC, Platletes

28
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WBC types

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granulocytes (Basophils, eosinophils, and neutrophils) Agranulocytes (lymphocytes and monocytes)

29
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Rank the common of WBC types

A

Never Let Monkeys Eat Bannans.

30
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Why are basophils important

A

Non-phagocytic.

31
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Layers of the Skin

A

Can laura give some blood?.

32
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Tunica Media

A

Thickest in the arteries. The middle layer. Type III Collagen.

33
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Tunica Adventitia

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Thickest in veins. Outer layer of bv. This layer affected with diabetes.

34
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Thymus and fetus

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Special because it does hematopoiesis

35
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Type I pneumocytes

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Does gas exchange and cannot regenerate

36
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Type II pneumocytes

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Recreates surfactant. Will enlarge for Type I death.

37
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Which part of small intestines does most

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duodenum

NBEO Part 1 (17 decks)

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