Epithelium

Front 1

intermediate filaments

Back 1

cytokeratins, desmin, vimentin, neurofilaments, gligal fibrillary acidic protein

Front 2

thin filaments

Back 2

actin, tropomyosin, troponin

Front 3

a bands

Back 3

dark bands

Front 4

i binds

Back 4

light bands, connected to z line

Front 5

thick filaments

Back 5

myosin

Front 6

white pulp (spleen)

Back 6

lymphoid tissue
PALS - T cells
peripheral white pulp and germinal centers - B cell

Front 7

red pulp (spleen)

Back 7

splenic cords of Billroth and venous sinusoids

Front 8

stratum basale

Back 8

columnar-like cells; keratin

Front 9

stratum spinosum

Back 9

cuboidal-like cells; desmosomal junctions

Front 10

stratum granulosum

Back 10

flat polygonal cells; basophilic keratohyalin granules

Front 11

stratum lucidum

Back 11

transitional zone of flat eosionphilic or pale-staining anucleated cells
only in regions with thick stratum corneum

Front 12

stratum corneum

Back 12

flat, anucleated cells and cornified cells

Front 13

hypodermis

Back 13

corresponds to superficial fascia

Front 14

bronchi

Back 14

pseudostratified ciliated columnar cells to simple columnar cells

Front 15

olfactory area

Back 15

pseudostratified epithelium with bipolar neurons, supporting cells, brush cells, basal cells

Front 16

bowman glands

Back 16

produce serous fluid to dissolve odorous substance

Front 17

nasopharynx

Back 17

respiratory epithelium

Front 18

oropharynx

Back 18

stratified, squamous, nonkeratinized epithelium

Front 19

trachea

Back 19

pseudostratified ciliated columnar cells with goblet cells

Front 20

bronchioles

Back 20

ciliated with some goblet cells; clara cells in terminal bronchioles

Front 21

alveolar sacs

Back 21

simple squamous epithelium

Front 22

type i cells

Back 22

flat for gas exchange

Front 23

type ii cells

Back 23

cuboidal-like cells with granules of phospholipid and protein (lamellar bodies)

Front 24

esophagus

Back 24

nonkeratinized stratified squamous epithlium

Front 25

duodenal glands

Back 25

brunner glands (alkaline secretions)

Front 26

ileum (distinguishing feature)

Back 26

peyer patches (lymphoid aggregates)

Front 27

gallbladder

Back 27

simple tall columnar cells with glycoprotein surface coat

Front 28

hepatic sinusoids

Back 28

fenestrated endothelial cells

Front 29

glomerulus

Back 29

thin fenestrated endothelium

Front 30

bowman capsule

Back 30

visceral layer = podocytes on basal lamina
parietal layer = simple squamous epithelium

Front 31

proximal convoluted tubule

Back 31

apical brush border

Front 32

distal convoluted tubule

Back 32

cuboidal cells

Front 33

collecting tubules

Back 33

ranges from cuboidal to columnar

Front 34

macula densa

Back 34

tall, slender cells that sense sodium concentration in the tubular fluid

Front 35

sertoli cells

Back 35

irregular columnar cells (synthesize androgen-binding protein and form blood-testis border)

Front 36

efferent ductules

Back 36

pseudostratified ciliated epithelium

Front 37

ductus epididymis

Back 37

pseudstratified epithelium with stereocylia

Front 38

prostatic urethra

Back 38

transitional epithelium

Front 39

penile urethra

Back 39

stratified epithelium

Front 40

primary oocyte

Back 40

surrounded by flattened granulosa cells

Front 41

primary follicle

Back 41

surrounded by cuboidal-like granulosa cells

Front 42

secondary follicle

Back 42

follicular cavity, cumulus oophorus, corona radiata

Front 43

fallopian tubues

Back 43

ciliated mucosa

Front 44

endometrium

Back 44

simple columnar epithelium (ciliated and nonciliated)

Front 45

vagina

Back 45

stratified squamous epithelium rich in glycogen

Front 46

stomach - peritoneal or retroperitoneal (primary or secondary)?

Back 46

peritoneal

Front 47

liver and gallbladder - peritoneal or retroperitoneal (primary or secondary)?

Back 47

peritoneal

Front 48

spleen - peritoneal or retroperitoneal (primary or secondary)?

Back 48

peritoneal

Front 49

beginning of duodenum - peritoneal or retroperitoneal (primary or secondary)?

Back 49

peritoneal

Front 50

tail of pancreas - peritoneal or retroperitoneal (primary or secondary)?

Back 50

peritoneal

Front 51

jejunum - peritoneal or retroperitoneal (primary or secondary)?

Back 51

peritoneal

Front 52

ileum - peritoneal or retroperitoneal (primary or secondary)?

Back 52

peritoneal

Front 53

appendix - peritoneal or retroperitoneal (primary or secondary)?

Back 53

peritoneal

Front 54

transverse colon - peritoneal or retroperitoneal (primary or secondary)?

Back 54

peritoneal

Front 55

sigmoid colon - peritoneal or retroperitoneal (primary or secondary)?

Back 55

peritoneal

Front 56

most of duodenum - peritoneal or retroperitoneal (primary or secondary)?

Back 56

secondary retroperitoneal

Front 57

most of pancreas - peritoneal or retroperitoneal (primary or secondary)?

Back 57

secondary retroperitoneal

Front 58

ascending colon - peritoneal or retroperitoneal (primary or secondary)?

Back 58

secondary retroperitoneal

Front 59

descending colon - peritoneal or retroperitoneal (primary or secondary)?

Back 59

secondary retroperitoneal

Front 60

upper rectum - peritoneal or retroperitoneal (primary or secondary)?

Back 60

secondary retroperitoneal

Front 61

kidney - peritoneal or retroperitoneal (primary or secondary)?

Back 61

primary retroperitoneal

Front 62

adrenal gland - peritoneal or retroperitoneal (primary or secondary)?

Back 62

primary retroperitoneal

Front 63

ureter - peritoneal or retroperitoneal (primary or secondary)?

Back 63

primary retroperitoneal

Front 64

aorta - peritoneal or retroperitoneal (primary or secondary)?

Back 64

primary retroperitoneal

Front 65

inferior vena cava - peritoneal or retroperitoneal (primary or secondary)?

Back 65

primary retroperitoneal

Front 66

lower rectum - peritoneal or retroperitoneal (primary or secondary)?

Back 66

primary retroperitoneal

Front 67

anal canal - peritoneal or retroperitoneal (primary or secondary)?

Back 67

primary retroperitoneal

Front 68

cecum - peritoneal or retroperitoneal (primary or secondary)?

Back 68

sometimes peritoneal, sometimes secondary retroperitoneal