TOB Flashcards

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Elastic Von Gieson

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Collagen pink
Elastic blue
Muscle yellow

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PAS

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Carbs and glycoproteins magenta

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Lamina propria

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Loose CT, blood and lymph vessels, cells of immunity

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Layers of the stomachs

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Columnar, gastric mucosa, mm, sub mucosa, rugae

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Folds in Jejunum

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Pilicae circulates

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Folds I n large intestine

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Peyers patches

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Serous a around abdominal, lungs and heart

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Peritoneum, pleural, pericardial

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Inside and outside of serous names

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Visceral outside

Parietal inside

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Gram staining

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Crystal violet complex added, binds to negative
Iodine turns complex blue
Methanol extracts complex if thin peptidoglycan wall
Add red dye

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Gram positive

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Streptococcus

Clostridium

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Gram negative

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Everything but 2 positives, legionella, chlamydia

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Mycobacteria stains. And example

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Acid fast stain. Using ZN

Tuberculosis and leprosy

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Collagen TI and TII

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Tendon/dermis

Hyaline, elastic

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Marian’s

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Undeveloped elastic fibres as defect for fibrillin

Lax joints, fragile vascular walls, v tall, heart defects, stretchy skin

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Ehlers Danlos Disease

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Abnormality of reticular fibres

Stretchy skin, bursting vessels, fragile joints, fragile gums

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Lining of T in skeletal

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In line with A I band

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Red and white muscle

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Red is slow

White is powerful

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Surrounding muscle

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Epimysium
Perimysium
Endomysium

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Structure of actin, Troponin and tropomyosin

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Troponin on tropomyosin on actin

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Cartilage

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A vascular tissue from mesenchyme,

High GAG to collagen ratio

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Hyaline cartilage

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TII , perichondrium

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Elastic cartilage

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TII, elastic fibres, perichondrium, elastic lamellae,

Ear epiglottis and adipose

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Fibrocartilage

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TI ,fibroblasts, TII , no perichondrium, intervertebral discs and menisci joints

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Trabeculae

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Layers of interstitial lamellae

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Spongy bone
Mesh work of trabeculae surrounded by marrow
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Fracture repair
Hematoma to pro callus Forms collagen and hyaline, forms fibrocartilaginous callus New bone trabeculae Ossification
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Osteogenesis imperfecta
Mutation of TI collagen,
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Sexhormone
Excess: premature fusion of epiphysis | Too little: v tall
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Achondroplasia
Mutation of fibroblast growth receptor Less endochondrial ossification, Short limbs
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Grey and white matter of CNS
Grey central unmyelinated | White peripheral myelinated
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Excitatory neurotransmitters
Glutamate, Aspartate
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Inhibitory neurotransmitters
Glycine and GABA
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Sympathetic nervousness system
Thoraco lumbar output, Post ganglionic noradrenergic receptors Pre is cholinergic EXCEPT POST FOR PERSPIRATION AND EJACULATION: cholinergic
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Parasympathetic system
Carnio sacral outflow Pre is. Cholinergic Post is cholinergic
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Glial cells
Astrocytes. - blood brain barrier Micro glia - immune and inflammatory response Satellite - support of peripheral
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4 features of a perikaryon
Nucleolus, nucleus, nissi substance ( ER ), dendrites
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Cells after blood cell proliferation
Myeloid blast | Lymphoblast
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Reticular fibre function
Synthesise reticular fibres and cytoplasm around them | Direct t and B lymphocytes to lymphatic tissue
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Types of leucocytes and their nucleus
``` Neutrophils: multilobed Eosinophils: bi lobed Basophils: tri lobed Monocytes: kidney shaped, these turn into macrophages Lymphocytes: massive ```
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Innate humeral
``` Transferrin deprives microorganism of iron Lysozyme Fibronectin increases phagocytosis Interferons decrease viral replication Complement helps Phagasomes ```
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Innate cellular
Macrophages and monocytes present antigens to lymphocytes and undergo phagocytosis Leucocytes Mast cells
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Adaptive humeral
Cytokines increase proliferation of lymphocytes Performing destroys cell walls Antibodies neutralise toxins and bacteria
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Adaptive cellular
T helper T memory T killer releases perforin B cells
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Growth of bones at the epiphyseal growth plates
Cells divide and matrix secreted Matrix compressed into linear bands and cells enlarge The matrix becomes calcified Calcified matrix becomes in contact with marrow Blood vessels and connective tissue invade Calcified cartilage as spicules which bone is laid down on