Histology Cardiovascular Flashcards

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1
Q

for the circulatory system, what are the three layers of vessels?

A

tunica adventitia (connective tissue)

tunica media (smooth muscle)

tunica intima (lining and support)

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capillaries are made up one a single layer of ____ and supportive cells called ____

A

endotheial cells

pericytes

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3
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where are continuous capillaries found?

A

almost everywhere especially in the central nervous system

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4
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what tissues have sinusoid

A

liver, bone marrow, endocrine

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5
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what tissues have fenestrated

A

the gut

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6
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what kind of tissue has porus?

A

kidney

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label

A

A: blood vessel lumen

B: tunica intima

C: tunica media

D: internal elastic lamina

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label

A

A: tunica adventiai

B: tunica media

C: tunica intima

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what is a vasa varousum?

What is a nervi varosum?

A

the blood supply to larger arteries

the small nerves found within arteries and veins to control the smooth muscle

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what kind of tissue is this? how do you know?

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this is a small muscular artery. there are blood cells in the middle and the wall looks quite thick so you can tell it is a muscular atery

A: external elastic lamina

B: internal elastic lamina

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lymphatic vessels lack two things, what are they?

A

a basement membrane and pericytes

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what is an easy way to tell if what you’re seeing is an artery, a vein, or a lymph?

A

lymphs have n blood vessels, veins will have thinner walls than arteries

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13
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which numbers are the vein, artery, and lymp?

A

3: artery
14: vein
13: lymphatic

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what cell types are found in lymp nodes?

A

B and T lymphocytes

plasma cells

monocytes or macriphages

fibroblastic cells (releasing collagen and elastin fibers)

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review where you would find the: capsule, trabeculae, subcapsular sinus, nodule, germinal center

A

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what are the layers of the heart?

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the epicardium, the myocardium, the endocardium

17
Q

the endocardium of the heart is equivalent to the ___ which consist of ____ and ___

A

tunica intima

endotheial cells

basement membrane

18
Q

the myocardium of the heart is the same as the _____ and it consists of ______ and _____

A

tunica media

cardiac myocytes

fibrocytes

19
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the epicardium the same as the _____, but it is actually a ____. the anatomical term for this layer is the ____

A

tunica adventitia

serosa/serous membrane

visercal pericardium

20
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label

A

A: mesothelium

B: tunica adventitia (epicardium)

C: vaso vasorum

D: myocardium (tunica media)

21
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what do the Purkinje fibers look like?

23
Q

the fibrous skeleton of the hearts acts as an

A

electrical insulator

24
Q

what are the functions of the spleen

A

RBC and iron turnover and metabolism

immune system function

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the red pulp of the spleen has
RBCs
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the white pulp of the spleen has
lymph nodules lymphoid tissue around arteries
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review the pulps
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the thymus is largest at ____ and it is then replaced by \_\_\_. it only has ____ vessels
birth fat efferent
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what is the function of the thymus?
proliferation of T cells, development of immunocompotent t cells
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what does a reticular cell do
produce reticular fibers
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label
from left to right: trabeculae, hassal corpusles, medulla, cortex
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