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histology slides for exam on WS17

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This flashcard set is designed for university-level medical students, focusing on histology slides and their key structures. It covers essential components like the lamina, muscularis, and connective tissues, along with detailed views of epithelial layers, cells, and nuclei. The flashcards highlight various tissue types, including muscle, collagen, goblet cells, and chondrocytes, providing a comprehensive overview of histological features. Medical students and professionals will benefit from this set as it aids in identifying and understanding the microscopic anatomy of different tissues, enhancing their knowledge of cellular and tissue structures.

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03.10.2017 / 08.01.2021

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Which structure is shown by the arrows?

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basement mambrane (lamina basalis)

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adipose tissue

1. unstained vacuole

2. nucleus

3. CT septum

4. cytoplasm od adiopcytes

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adult thymus

1. CT septum

2. adibose tissue

3. cortex

4. medulla

5. Hassel's corpuscle

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appendix

1. epithelium of mucos

2. crypts of Lieberkühl

3. intestinal glands

4. lymph follicle

5. submucosa

6. muscularis

7. serosa

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cardiac muscle

1. nucleus of myocyte

2. intercalated disc

3. glycogen

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ciliated pseudostratified epithilium

1. cilia

2. goblet cells (producing mucus)

3. basment membrane

4. lamina propria

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ciliated simple columnar epithelium

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colon

1. lamina propria

2. goblet cells

3. intestinal glands

4. muscularis (smooth muscular tissue)

5. submucosa

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compact bone

1. central canal (artery, vein, nerve)

2. lacuna (with canaculi)

3. concentric lamellae

4. osteon

5. interstitial lamellae

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dens irregular connectiv tissue

dense regular connectiv tissue

1. collagen bundle

duodenum

1. intestinal villi

2. muscular mucosae

3. submucosa

4. duodenal glands

5. muscularis (circular layer)

elastic cartilge

1. chondrocytes (nucleus)

2. elastic fibers in ECM

3. perichondrium

esophagus

1. stratified squamous epithelium

2. lamina propria

3. muscularis mucosae

4. submucosa

5. muscularis (circular layer)

6. muscularis (longitudinal layer)

7. adventitia

fibrocartilage

1. elongated nuclei of fibroblasts

2. chondrocytes

hyaline cartilage

1. perichondrium

2. chondrocyte (in isogenous groups)

3. ECM

infant thymus

1. cortex (thymocytes)

2. medulla

3. Hassell's corpuscle

4. interlobular septum

5. capsul

jejunum

1. villi

2. plicae

3. submucosa

4. muscularis

5. serosa

loose connectiv tissue

1. fibroblast

2. collagen fiber

3. elastic fiber

4. white boold cell (neutrophil)

5. mast cell

lymph node

1. hilum

2. lymph follicle (mantle and germinal zone) / cortex

3. precortex

4. medullary sinus

5. trabeculae

microvilli

TW = terminal web

nerve trunk

1. epineurium

2. perineurium

3. blood vessels

4. axone in nerv fascicle

palatin tonsils

1. tonsillar crypts

2. lymph node / follicle

3. stratified squamous epithelium

4. connectiv tissue

parotid gland

1. ct septum

2. adipose cell

3. interlobular / major duct

4. striated duct

5. serous acini

simple columnar empithelium

simple cuboidal epithelium

simple squamous epithelium

skeletal muscle fiber

1. endomysium

2. A-band

3. nucleus of myocyte

smooth muscle tissue

spleen

1. capsul

2. trabecula

3. trabecular vein

4. central artery

5. red pulp

6. white pulp

7. PALS (periarterial lymphatic sheath)

steriocilia

chemosensory function

stratified squamous epithelium kreatinized

stratified squamous epithelium non-kreatinized

sublingual gland

1. serous acini (mucous cells)

2. ct

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Which structure is shown by the arrows?

basement mambrane (lamina basalis)

adipose tissue

1. unstained vacuole

2. nucleus

3. CT septum

4. cytoplasm od adiopcytes

adult thymus

1. CT septum

2. adibose tissue

3. cortex

4. medulla

5. Hassel's corpuscle

appendix

1. epithelium of mucos

2. crypts of Lieberkühl

3. intestinal glands

4. lymph follicle

5. submucosa

6. muscularis

7. serosa

cardiac muscle

1. nucleus of myocyte

2. intercalated disc

3. glycogen

ciliated pseudostratified epithilium

1. cilia

2. goblet cells (producing mucus)

3. basment membrane

4. lamina propria

ciliated simple columnar epithelium

colon

1. lamina propria

2. goblet cells

3. intestinal glands

4. muscularis (smooth muscular tissue)

5. submucosa

compact bone

1. central canal (artery, vein, nerve)

2. lacuna (with canaculi)

3. concentric lamellae

4. osteon

5. interstitial lamellae

dens irregular connectiv tissue

dense regular connectiv tissue

1. collagen bundle

duodenum

1. intestinal villi

2. muscular mucosae

3. submucosa

4. duodenal glands

5. muscularis (circular layer)

elastic cartilge

1. chondrocytes (nucleus)

2. elastic fibers in ECM

3. perichondrium

esophagus

1. stratified squamous epithelium

2. lamina propria

3. muscularis mucosae

4. submucosa

5. muscularis (circular layer)

6. muscularis (longitudinal layer)

7. adventitia

fibrocartilage

1. elongated nuclei of fibroblasts

2. chondrocytes

hyaline cartilage

1. perichondrium

2. chondrocyte (in isogenous groups)

3. ECM

infant thymus

1. cortex (thymocytes)

2. medulla

3. Hassell's corpuscle

4. interlobular septum

5. capsul

jejunum

1. villi

2. plicae

3. submucosa

4. muscularis

5. serosa

loose connectiv tissue

1. fibroblast

2. collagen fiber

3. elastic fiber

4. white boold cell (neutrophil)

5. mast cell

lymph node

1. hilum

2. lymph follicle (mantle and germinal zone) / cortex

3. precortex

4. medullary sinus

5. trabeculae

microvilli

TW = terminal web

nerve trunk

1. epineurium

2. perineurium

3. blood vessels

4. axone in nerv fascicle

palatin tonsils

1. tonsillar crypts

2. lymph node / follicle

3. stratified squamous epithelium

4. connectiv tissue

parotid gland

1. ct septum

2. adipose cell

3. interlobular / major duct

4. striated duct

5. serous acini

simple columnar empithelium

simple cuboidal epithelium

simple squamous epithelium

skeletal muscle fiber

1. endomysium

2. A-band

3. nucleus of myocyte

smooth muscle tissue

spleen

1. capsul

2. trabecula

3. trabecular vein

4. central artery

5. red pulp

6. white pulp

7. PALS (periarterial lymphatic sheath)

steriocilia

chemosensory function

stratified squamous epithelium kreatinized

stratified squamous epithelium non-kreatinized

sublingual gland

1. serous acini (mucous cells)

2. ct

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