Lecture 7: Epithelial Tissues Flashcards

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Four basic types of tissues?

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Epithelial, connective, muscle and nerve

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Features of a typical lining

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Free surface: lining of epithelium should not be associated with anything, hallow tubes usually

Densely Paced epithelia cells

Basements Membrane: Epithelium w/ CT

Nearby loose CT

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4
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Is epithelium Avasculare or vascular

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It is avascular but the CT have BV can see the RBC in the image

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5
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Notice the Free Surface and the cuboidal shapes

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6
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Layers of the Epithelium

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See the stratified squamous that transitions in simples squamous

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7
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Compare and Contrast Clllia vs MicroVilla

Cilia is messier and arranged by MT used to transport

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8
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What is being displayed

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Microvilla, composed of actin(making it rigid)

used for ABS

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9
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Identify each type of intercellular JXN

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TJ: rescrtive seal, combining two adjacent cells

Adherent jxn: anchors the cells to neighboring cells

Desmosomes: Resist Mechanical Stress composed of intermediate filaments

Gap Jxn: channel that allows for communication between cells, NOT IMAGED HERE

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10
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Identify the difference between Epithelium and CT what is is called

It has how many sections what are those sections

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Basement Membrane

The basal lamina is associated w/ the epithelial side and Reticular Lamina is associated w/ CT side

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What is H

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Hemidessmosomes” help w/ resist mechanical separation at basement membrane

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12
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What is being shown here and what is the difference between them

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Serous gland(secrete protein, seriously serous

Mucous gland: secrete mucin, carb rich, stain poorly

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13
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What is atypical

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Notice the protrusion into the hollow tubule

Papilloma are associated w/ the growth into lumen

Adenomas are glandular in nature

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14
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carcinoma malignant tumors of the epthileia that grow inwards

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15
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what is this

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Basal Cell Carcinoma

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16
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Hyperplasia and dysplasia

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Hyper: Cell increase in nature especially w/ those around infarct to compensate

Dysplasia: irregular shape

17
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Differential diagnosis?
A.
Carcinoma
B.
Mucinous adenoma
C.
Serous adenoma
D.
Mucinous adenocarcinoma
E.
Serous adenocarcinoma
F.
Papilloma

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Mucinous adenoma

Adenoma is glandular and its a mucus gland

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19
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Simple Squamous

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Simple cubodial

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Simple columnar

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Pseudostrat comlamar cilliated

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Strat Squamous NONLERTINIZED

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Strat Squamous KERTINIZED

27
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Cillia

28
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What is lining the epithelium

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Microvilla

29
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Serous Gland

30
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Mucus gland

31
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Seromucous gland

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