Histology Flashcards by SD Colin Hemond

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What is the top arrow pointing to?

What layer does this reside.

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Langerhans, Stratum Spinosum is where it is identifiable

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What is this?

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Sebacous Gland

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What is the bottom layer of “P”

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Osteogenic layer

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Mast Cell

Differentiated from basophils as they have C shaped nuclei

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What does this arrow span?

What is the name for adipose tissue contained there?

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Hypodermis

“Pannuiculus adiposus”

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What is this?

Where is it located?

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Merocrine gland

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What is this?

Where is it?

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Eccrine Gland

All over the body

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Structure Indicated by B

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Stratum Granulosum

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Dense Regular Connective Tissue

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Reticular Connective tissue

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Strucure indicated by A

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Stratum Corneum

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Fibrocartilge

The lines shown are indicating the chondrocytes line up on stress lines

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Superficial Articular Cartilage

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Neuronal Cross Section

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Loose connective tissue

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What is the top layer of “P”

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Fibrous layer of perichondrium

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Dense Irregular Connective Tussue

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What is this?

Where is it?

What does it do?

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Meisner’s Corpuscle

Dermis

Low frequency touch (reading brail)

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What type of Skeletal Muscle is this?

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Type II

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In this cross section, what is the arrow pointing to?

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A myofibril

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What is this?

What are the arrows on the left?

Arrows on the right?

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Embryonic connective tissue

Mesenchymal Cells

ECM

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Loose areolar connective tissue

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Study These Flashcards

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Macrophages

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Indicated by squares

Study These Flashcards

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Isogenous groups of lacunae

Know where M I H A Z stand

Elastic Cartilage

Skeletal Muscle

Brown Fat

What is this pointing to?

Myelin Sheath

Elastic connective tissue

Fibrocartilage

What is this? Where is it? What parts of the body? Whats it do? What's my favorite color?

Pancinian Corpuscle Hypodermis or lower dermis Fingertips, joints, periosteum, & internal organs Detects pressure or vibration Blue

Skeletal muscle in cross section

Elastic Cartilage

Neuronal Cross Section

What is the Dark protruding structure?

Epidermal Papillae

Dense Regular Connective tissue

Deep Zone of Articular Cartilage

Smooth muscle

Intermediate zone of Articular Cartilage

Lazy - these are hair follicles

Plasma Cells

Reticular connective tissue

What is the pale protruding structure called?

Dermal Papillae

Hyaline Cartilage Has "Glassy looking Lacunae" Found in articular cartilage, larynx, trachia, ribs, and during embryonic development

Articular Cartilage

G is for...

Stratum Granulosum

What is this? Where is it? Where on the body is it? What's it do?

Free nerve endings Terminate in the stratum granulosum (lack CT) All over, free dermal endings surround hair follicles Fine touch, heat, cold, and pain

Cardiac Muscle Has "intercalated discs"

Stratum Basale

Adipose tissue

Thick Skin

What type of skeletal muscle?

Type 1

Name the Cell Type

Keratinocytes

Elastic Cartilage

Fibrocartilage

What is the arrow pointing to? Where is this structure located

Melanocyte Stratum Basal