Lecture 1: Background & History Flashcards

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Define histology

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The study of tissue science, microscopic anatomy of cells

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2
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Name the four major tissue groups

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Epithelial
Connective tissue
Muscle tissue
Nervous tissu

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3
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name the types of epithelium

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simple columnar
simple cuboidal
stratified squamous
transitional

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4
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marie francois Xavier birchat

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father of modern histology

perceived that different organs have different tissues, described 21 such tissues without the use of a microscope

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Rudolf carl virchow

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pioneer of pathology
applied cell theory to discern pathological processes
since new cells come from old ones, it can give insight to pathological processes

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Matthias schleiden

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the cell is the essential unit of life
cells arise by budding from the nucleus
= free cell formation theory

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theodore schwann

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by comparing animal and plant cells, was able to identify 5 classes of tissues

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schleiden and schwann

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credited with discovery that all organisms are composed of cells

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9
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albert koliker

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wrote 1st textbook on histology
wrote model textbook for embryology
by applying schwann’s theory to embryonic development

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10
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Zacharias janssen

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uncle and nephew

created first compound microscope with 30x mag.

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11
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Robert hooke

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coined term ‘cell’

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12
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Anthony leeuwenhoek

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was a janitor
made over 247 microscopes with 100x mag.
sent 26 to royal society

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13
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refraction of light

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light waves traveling through a medium will bend and travel at a fixed velocity specific to each type of medium

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14
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refractive index

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angle at which light strikes/enters a medium

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15
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what is the result when light waves strike a medium at perpendicular?

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waves will continue without bending

velocity will change

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16
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how to calculate RI

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refractive index =

light velocity/velocity of light in medium

17
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RI of air

18
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refractive power

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a measure of how much a lens bends light waves

19
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unit measure of refraction

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diopter

1d = 1 meter///focal length

20
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the point at which all parallel light waves will pass after traveling through a lens

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focal point

21
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distance from center of lens to focal point

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focal length

22
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what type of lens will exhibit a focal point?

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convex lens

23
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characteristics of a real image

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inverted
larger than actual object
can be projected on a screen

24
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when is a real image formed?

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when an object is outside the focal point

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how is the greatest magnification of a real image obtained?
lens has a short focal length | object is as close as possible to focal point
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characteristics of a virtual image
not inverted cannot be projected on screen can be magnified
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what is significant about the light rays radiated from the object of a virtual image?
rays cannot be brought to focus
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the ability of an instrument to distinguish two small points as separate entities
resolution
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how can we accomplish resolution?
the diameter of diffraction lines around the two points must be reduced, if the lines cross it is impossible to distinguish between the two points
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relate refraction and resolution
the smaller d is | the greater detail in picture
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how can we improve resolution
use higher RI | use shorter wavelengths
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compare the theoretical and actual resolution power of the TEM
``` theoretical = 0.01A actual = 5 - 10 A ```