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This flashcard set covers advanced histology topics at the university level, focusing on cell types, tissues, and organs like the pancreas, liver, and neurons. It delves into structures such as the epidermis, muscle layers, and epithelial types, explaining their functions and characteristics. Medical students and professionals will benefit from this detailed exploration of histological concepts, aiding in understanding complex biological systems and their interactions.

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Which of the following are NOT salivary glands?

parotid

submandibular

submucosal

sublingual

minor salivary glands

Hepatic cords are platelike groups of:

hepatocytes

sinusoids

canaliculli

veins

lobules

Portal triads, at the corners of liver lobules, contain the hepatic:

artery, hepatic sinusoids, and central vein.

artery, hepatic portal vein, and hepatic bile duct

sinusoids, hepatic vein, and hepatic artery

portal vein, hepatic sinusoids, and hepatic duct

vein, central vein, and hepatic sinusoids.

Which of the following structures are NOT matched with the correct description?

cardiac region -- the area closest to the small intestine

fundus -- the most superior portion of the stomach

pyloric opening -- opening from the stomach into the small intestine

body--the largest portion of the stomach

muscular tunic--three layers of muscle tissue

the pancreas

has an endocrine portion consisting of acini

has an exocrine portion consisting of pancreatic islets

has the pancreatic duct, which carries digestive enzymes from the pancreas

has the pancreatic duct, which empties into the jejunum

both A and B

Bile is produced in the liver by:

the gall bladder

hepatocytes

hepatic sinusoids

the portal triad

the bile canaliculi

Ciliary body

is part of the uvea

anchors the lens

secrets the aqueous

absorbs the reflected light

all above

The receptors for sound reception and equilibrium are located in the

middle an inner ear

outer ear

inner ear cavity

middle ear cavity

outer, middle and inner cavities

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