Lab Practical Flashcards

(34 cards)

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erythrocytes

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  • red blood cells (everywhere on slide)

- contain hemoglobin

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platelets

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  • tiny purple/ red dots

- clot to stop bleeding

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neutrophils (PMNs)

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  • darker segs/ balloon animals shapes inside
  • most abundant/ 1st line of defense
  • increase = fighting infection, puss present
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lymphocytes

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  • darker large round nucleus/ eyeball like

- increase = fighting infection and disease

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eosinophils

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  • darker wishbone middle with two parts barely attached

- increase = allergic reaction or immflamuation (asthma, hay fever)

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monocytes

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  • darker deformed heart shaped middle

- increase = inflammatory disease (IBD), parasite, vial infection

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basophils

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  • darker ballon animal middle but with more dots around it

- increase = allergic/ inflammatory reaction

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simple squamous epithelium cells

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  • single layer of flat cells/ fried egg

- location: line blood vessels (capillaries, veins) + cornea of eye

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simple cuboidal epithelium cells

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  • more cube shaped with round nucleus

- location: esophagus + bile ducts

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simple columnar epithelium cells

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  • long organized, single nucleated stripes

- location: line villa in digestive system (stomach, small intestine, large intestine)

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pseudo-stratified columnar epithelium cells

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  • long overlapping, cilia hairs on the top

- location: respiratory tract (trachea, larynx)

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stratified squamous epithelium

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  • multiple layers of squamous cells

- location: epidermis of skin (keratinocyte layers)

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what are the layers of keratinocytes (stratified squamous epithelium cells) in the skin? (outer to inner)

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  • stratum corneum
  • stratum lucidum (thicker skin only)
  • stratum granulosum
  • stratum spinosum
  • stratum basale/ germinativum
  • “can long giraffes still bend?”
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transitional epithelium cells

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  • change from small cells to longer cells towards the outside (stretch)
  • location: bladder + urethra
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areolar connective tissue

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  • lines spaced out with random nucleus

- location = connecting skin to muscle (blood vessels + nerves)

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reticular connective tissue

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  • way too many cells with little white space (structural / shape support)
  • location = kidney + spleen
17
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adipose tissue

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  • large white blobs (fatty)

- location = sub-q fat under the skin + internal organs + yellow bone marrow

18
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cardiac muscle

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  • branched
  • striated
  • one nucleus per branch
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skeletal muscle

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  • tubular/ straight
  • striated
  • multi-nucleated
20
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osteoclasts

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  • large round randomly on the inside w/ ruffled membrane

- eat at bone to release calcium

21
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osteoblasts

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  • line the outside in thin layer

- start of bone formation

22
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osteocytes

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  • dispersed through bone tissue/ lacuna (outer)

- crystalize

23
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5 components of the axial skeleton

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  • cervical
  • thoracic
  • lumbar
  • sacral
  • coccygeal
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forelimb / thoracic limb (proximal to distal)

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  • scapula
  • humorous
  • radius
  • ulna
  • carpal bones (carpus)
  • metacarpal bones
  • phalanges
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hind limb / pelvic limb (proximal to distal)
- pelvis - ilium - ischium - pubis - femur - tibia - fibula - tarsal bones (tarsus) - metatarsal bones - phalanges
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canine vertebral formula
``` C 8 T 13 L 7 S 3 Cd 20 ```
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epiphysis section of long bone
"ball shape" on either side of the long bone
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diaphysis section of long bone
middle section of the long bone
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pelvic bones
- wing of ilium - ilium - pubis - acetabulum - obturator foramen - ischium - public symphysis
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external bones of the face
- incisive - nasal - maxillary - mandible - lacrimal (ball) - zygomatic
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external bones of the cranium
- occipital bone - interparietal - parietal - temporal - frontal
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internal brain spinal cord to top back)
- spinal cord - medulla - pons - hypothalamus - thalamus - optic nerve (CN 2) - cerebrum - pineal gland - superior colliculi - cerebellum
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interior anatomy of the heart
- right pulmonary artery - superior vena cava (from head) - right pulmonary vein - right atrium - right AV valve - inferior vena cava (from body) - right ventricle - interventicular septum - aorta - left pulmonary artery - left pulmonary vein - left atrium - left AV valve - left ventricle
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urinary tract
- kidneys (R + L) - ureters (R + L) - hilus (passage) - cortex (outer) - medulla (inner) - renal pyramids - calyces (branches) - renal pelvis (stem) - renal artery (red yarn) - renal vein (blue yarn) - bladder - trigone - urethra