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31 Cards in this Set
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What is this tissue?
How do you know? |
Lip
Key features: stratified squamous epithelium, hair follicles/sebacous glands, lots of skeletal muscle Remember that the oral side of lip (past the vermillion border) has parakeratinized stratified squamous epithelium |
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A- Filiform papillae
(looks like a flame) B- Fungiform papillae (looks like fungi/mushroom) |
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A- Vallate papillae
(largest papillae, moats on both sides of them) B- Taste buds C- Von Ebner's glands |
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What can you see in this slide?
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Developing tooth
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Name the layers of the developing tooth
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A- ameloblasts
B- enamel C- dentin D- odontoblasts |
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What is this structure?
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Upper esophagus
Key features: skeletal muscle stratified squamous on lumen surface |
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What structure is this?
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Lower esophagus
Key features: smooth muscle |
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Which part of the GI tract is the arrow pointing to?
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Cardiac stomach
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Gastric pits in cardiac stomach
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Name the layers of GI
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A- mucosa
B- submucosa C- muscularis externa D- serosa/adventitia |
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Name the layers of the mucosa
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A- epithelium
B- lamina propria C- muscularis mucosa |
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fundic stomach
A- chief cells *remember: digestive enzymes B- parietal cells (fried egg) *remember: intrinsic factor (B-12) |
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Which part of GI? What is the arrow pointing to?
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Fundic stomach (chief cells and parietal cells)
Arrow = Gastric gland |
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Brunner's glands
In the submucosa of the duodenum |
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What junction is illustrated here?
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Pylorus - duodenum
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What is this?
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Jejunum
Middle part of small instetine (key feature: nothing in submucosa) |
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What is this and what's inside it?
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Villi
Inside: lacteal |
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A- fundic stomach
B- pyloric stomach (big pits = pyloric) |
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What is this?
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Ileum
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Peyer's patches
Found in the Ileum |
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A- inner circular layer of muscularis externa
B- outer longitudinal layer of muscularis externa |
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What is this?
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Colon
Key features: Teniae coli large lumen |
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What are these?
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Teniae coli
In the colon |
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What is this? How do you know?
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Appendix
Lots of lymphatic follicles |
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What is this? How do you know?
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Appendix
Lots of lymphatic follicles |
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Where are we? What is A and B?
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Anal canal
A- hair follicle B- appocrine gland |
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Crypt of Lieberkuhn
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A- epithelium
B- muscularis mucosae C- myenteric plexus D- Inner circular layer of muscularis externa E- outer longitudinal layer of muscularis externa F- serosa |
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Pilcae circulares
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Submuscosal plexus
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paneth cell
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