A&p Lab Test 2

Front 1

1. Identify this tissue.
2. Find:
- basement membrane
- microvilli
- villus
- goblet cells
- Peyer's Patch
- lumen
- simple columnar epithelium

Back 1

1. Small intenstine

Front 2

Name this tissue. What is the pointer on?

Back 2

Small intestine; Peyer's Patch

Front 3

Identify this tissue.

Find:
- capsule
- trabeculae
- red pulp
- white pulp

Back 3

Spleen

- capsule is the outside layer
- trabeculae are the supporting beams
- red pulp is red
- white pulp is blue

Front 4

What is this tissue?

Find:
- capsule
- trabeculae
- red pulp
- white pulp

Back 4

Spleen

Front 5

Name this tissue.

Find:
- rugae
- lumen
- gastric pits
- simple columnar epithelium

Back 5

Stomach
(no goblet cells!)

Front 6

Name this tissue. Identify the three layers.
- mucosal
- submucosal
- muscularis

Back 6

Stomach

Front 7

Name this tissue. Identify:
- capsule
- trabecular
- thymic corpuscles
- cortex of lobules
- medulla of lobules

Back 7

Thymus

- thymic corpuscle- pink splotch
- cortex is purple
- medulla is lighter than cortex

Front 8

Name this tissue.
Identify:
- simple columnar epithelium
- basement membrane
- goblet cell
- lumen

Back 8

Colon (Large Intestine)

- goblet cell- large oval and hot pink

Front 9

Name this tissue.
Name the structure the pointer is on.

Identify:
- stratified squamous epithelium
- basement membrane
- lumen

Back 9

Esophagus
Basement membrane

Front 10

Name this tissue.
Identify:
- mucosal layer
- submucosal layer
- muscularis layer

Back 10

Esophagus

Front 11

Name this tissue.
Identify:
- stratified squamous epithelium
- basement membrane
- lumen
- 3 layers

Back 11

Esophagus

Front 12

Name this tissue.
Identify:
- hepatocyte
- central vein
- sinusoid

Back 12

Liver

Front 13

Identify this tissue. Identify the structure the pointer is on.

Back 13

Liver
Central vein

Front 14

Identify this tissue. Identify the structure the pointer is on.

Identify:
- alveoli
- simple squamous epithelium
- bronchioles

Back 14

Lungs
Bronchiole

Front 15

Identify this tissue.
Identify:
- capsule
- trabeculae
- medulla
- cortex

Back 15

Lymph node

Front 16

What is phagocytosis?

Back 16

It is the ingestion of microbes and other particles by phagocytes.

Front 17

What is a macrophage?

Back 17

Cells of the immune system formed in response to an infection

Front 18

What is an antigen?

Back 18

A substance that evokes an immune response; usually a protein or glycoprotein.

Front 19

What is a Cytokine?

Back 19

A group of small protein based hormones that signal various cell functions. Interleukin- cytokines used to send signals to leukocytes.

Front 20

______ is an increased immune response to subsequent exposure of a specific antigen, involves Memory cells.

Back 20

Secondary Response

Front 21

Helper T Cells:
Cytotoxic T Cells;

Back 21

stimulates T cell, B cell and Natural Killer Cell activity (CD4 cell)

attach to an infected cells producing lysis, CD8 cells

Front 22

B-lymphocytes, produces antibodies (immunoglobulins) is associated with what type of immunity?

Back 22

Antibody mediated immunity