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42 Cards in this Set
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Interphase not dividing nucleus with membrane |
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Prophase Dense, star like Nuclearenvelope dissipates |
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Metaphase Metaphysicalplate |
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Anaphase separation begins |
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Telophase |
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4“primary” tissues |
Epithelial Connective- biggest Muscle Nervous |
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Squamous Thin, lots of cytoplasm, small nucleus. Lookslike a fried egg. Lines the ureters, lungs, blood vessels, skin |
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Cuboidal Smaller cells, less cytoplasm In urogenital system: kidneys |
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Columnar Elongated, cylindrical Goblet cells can be present Stomach |
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Transitional in urinarybladder and ureter Small look cuboidal Half the size of squamous cells They can stretch |
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PseudostratifiedColumnar- not stratified but look stratified · columnar · All cells couch the bottom layer · In the respiratory system- trachea· May have cilia, microvilli, and/or brush border |
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Areolar Connective Tissue disorganized, fibers in all directions In the skin, hypodermis, strong, flexible |
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Adipose- fat Connective Tissue |
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Hyaline cartilage- Connective Tissue smooth, often coveringsomething, at the ends of long bones, ribs, layrnx |
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Fibrocartilage Connective Tissue very strong, acts as acushion to buffer the space between 2 bones Ex.Disk in between vertebra |
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3. Elastic Cartilage Connective Tissue - flexible, strong, bendy Ear pinna, epiglottis, retinoids |
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Skeletal muscle many long cells in parallel Multinucleatedin each muscle cell Hasstriations, best visible at the end |
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Cardiac muscle striated Single nucleus Intercalateddisk (a dark line) |
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Smooth muscle (insphincter) - do not have striations Thin closely packed together Single nucleus |
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Osseous tissue Connective Tissue |
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Nervous tissue |
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Basophil Granular- lots of granules! Connective Tissue |
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Eosinophil bi-lobed nucleus Granular Connective Tissue |
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Neutrophil Granular Multi-lobes nucleus Cheeto Connective Tissue |
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Lymphocyte Agranular large nucleus, small cytoplasm Connective Tissue |
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Monocyte Agranular cheeto puff Connective Tissue |
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Bronchial Tree |
1. Primary/Mainstem 2. Secondary/lobar 3. Tertiary 4. Terminal 5. Aveolar ducts 6. Aveoli |
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5 passageways of the Pharynx |
Eustachian tubes oral cavity Trachea Nasal cavity Esophagus |
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The five layers of the epidermis |
1 Stratum corneum 2 Stratum lucidum 3 Stratum granulosum 4 Stratum spinosum 5 Stratum basale |
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Position of esophagus and trachea |
esophagus is dorsal to the trachea trachea is ventral to esophagus |
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Gastric Mucosal layers |
1 Serosa - top layer 2 Muclaris a longitudinal b circular c oblique 3 submucosa 4 Mucosoa- bottom layer |
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Peyers patches |
patches of lympatic tiseu built into the wall of the ileum |
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Falciform ligament |
anchors the liver to the wall of the abdomen |
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Coronary ligament |
anchors the bloes of the liver together |
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Thyroid |
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Pancreas Acini cells Islet of Langerhans |
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Adrenal gland Glomerulosa- darker, most dense Fasciulata- lighter reticularis- darker, more nuclei Medulla- lighter and has more open spaces |
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Pituitary Gland Anterior- darker, heavily nucleated Pars intermedia- around the Posterior |
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Ovary Oocyte zona pellucida- around Oocyte Corona radiata- around that grandulosa cells |
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Testes sertoli cells & spermatogenic cells seminiferous tubule |
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Liver Portal hepatic Artery- Portal Vein- biggest? bile duct- smaller Kupffer cells, hepatacytes Sinusoid |
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Parathyroid made up of Chief cells |
