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Give an Example of where you can find the following types of skin:

Non karatinized:
Keratinikzed:
Collagen and Keratinocytes
Non karatinized: face- bleeds easy
Keratinikzed: heel, (doesn’t bleed easy) or callus
collagen and keratinocytes: scar
name 4 places where Transitional Eipthelium is found
Renal calyces
Ureter
BLADDER
urethra
what is Transitional Epitheliums Characteristic look?
peeping out above the crowd
what are the 3 components of the Secretory portion of multicellular gland?
○ tubular
○alveolar (flask)
○ acinar (sac)
Define two main types of glands
Serious: water based, carries enzymes, stains pink

Mucous: no stain (M for Minus stain), nucleoli
90% of glands are ___shaped
acinar
where Stratified Squamous is found (3) ? and how is it classified?
• Epidermis
• lining of oral cavity / esophagus
• lining of vagina


Can be classified as
keratinized or
nonkeratinized
Stratified Columnar Epithelium is organized how?
linear – one layer stuck to BM
where is Stratified Cuboidal/Columnar epithelium found? (3)
Sweat gland ducts
anorectal junction
large ducts of exocrine glands
where is Pseudostratified epithelium found (3)
• Conducting portion: Trachea and bronchi lining
• Lining of vas deferens
• Epididymis
where is Simple Columnar found? (3)
what does simple mean?
• Small intestine and colon lining
• gallbladder lining
• stomach lining and gastric glands

Simple: every cell is attached to Basement Membrane
Think GI for columnar


Digestive System!!!
Simple Cuboidal is found where?
• Small ducts of exocrine glands kidney tubules

Used highly in glands:
---Nuclei are organized: epithelium
---Cuboidal: equal cytoplasm on all four sides
Simple Squamous functions as a ______ and is found in_____ (3)
• Lining of vascular system (blood/lymph)-endothelium.
• Lining of body cavities (mesothelium)
• Lining of respiratory spaces in lung (type I pneumocyte)
Bowman’s capsule in kidney


Found in alveoli, bowman’s capsule. Anywhere you need a very fine filtrate system.
It lines every artery, vein, what not: gas exchange
what is special about epithelial cells when it comes to life and death?
Regenerates much quicker than any other – look for highest concentration of nuclei
Give an example of where each of the following can be found:
Simple squamous
simple cuboidal
simple columnar
pseudostratified
stratified cuboidal/ columnar
stratified squamous
transitional
Simple squamous - alveoli, vascular system
simple cuboidal- Glands
simple columnar- Digestive System
pseudostratified- Vas Deferens
stratified cuboidal/ columnar- sweat gland ducts, anorectal junction
stratified squamous- mucosal surfaces
transitional- bladder
what is the most protective epithelium?
what is the quickest and easiest to produce?
most protective: stratified squamous
Quick and easy: columnar