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11 Cards in this Set
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Describe tissue: Human Kidney
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-simple squamous epithelium (lining the capillaries, Bowman's capsule in the renal corpuscles and also the thin loop of Henle)
-cuboidal epithelium (lines collecting ducts) |
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Describe tissue: Human jejunum
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Simple columnar epithelium=>absorptive cells
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Describe tissue: Human esophagus
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stratified squamous epithelium (nonkeratinized cells in the outer cells)
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Describe tissue: Human Urinary tract
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transition epithelium (specialized type of stratified cuboidal epithelium)
-basal layers=cuboidal -surface layers= dome shaped or flattened depending on the degree of stretch when tissue was fixed |
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Describe tissue: Human Soft Palate
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oral surface: nonkeratinized stratified squamous epithelium
Nasal surface: ciliated pseudostratified columnar epithelium containing goblet cells |
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Describe tissue: Omentum or mesentery- loose connective tissue (areolar tissue)
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-thin branching elastic fibers -thick unbranched collagen fibers
-nuclei are mostly fibroblasts -polygonal nuclei=macrophages |
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Describe tissue: Human tendon
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-dense regularly arranged connective tissue
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Describe tissue: Lymph node (reticular tissue)
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-stained using silver impregnation methods
-visualize aggregates of lymphocytes -reticular fibers surround lymphocytes -dense irregularly arranged connective tissue |
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Describe tissue: Human aorta (elastic tissue)
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-strip of tissue (two opposite surfaces or the luminal suface may be visible)
-within the wall, numerous parallel layers of black staining elastic lamellae may be visible |
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Describe tissue: Human unilocular adipose tissue
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-meshwork appearance (honey comb network)
-large drops of lipids -unilocular fat is main type of fat in adult humans -multilocular fat or brown adipose tissue is seen in hibernating mammals, human embryos and newborns |
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Describe tissue: Human umbilical cord (mucous tissue aks Wharton's jelly)
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-three large vessels may be visible (two thick muscular walls of umbilical arteries and one thin wall of umbilical vein)
-surrounded by collagen fibers |
