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38 Cards in this Set
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What is it? |
Liver |
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Hepatic lobule |
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4 |
Connective tissue |
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2 |
Central vein |
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3 |
Portal tract |
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1 |
Central vein |
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2 |
Hepatocytes |
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3 |
Sinusoids |
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What vessels are present in the portal tract? |
Hepatic portal vein, hepatic artery, bile ductule, lymphatic vessel |
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What two sources does the liver receive blood from? |
Hepatic portal vein and hepatic artery |
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Bile travels from hepatocytes to bile ducts via _______ |
Canaliculi (requires special staining to see) |
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1 |
Bile duct |
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2 |
Hepatic artery |
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3 |
Hepatic portal vein |
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2d |
Lymphatic vessel |
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1 |
Bile Canaliculi |
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2 |
Hepatocytes |
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3 |
Sinusoids |
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What is this and what species? |
Cat liver |
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1 |
Central vein |
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2 |
Portal tract |
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What organ is this? |
Gal bladder |
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2 |
Simple columnar epithelium with microvilli (striated border) |
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Why does the gallbladder have a striated border? |
To absorb water to concentrate the bile |
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3 of gallbladder |
Lamina propria |
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4 of gallbladder |
Muscularis |
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5 of gallbladder? |
Adventitia |
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6 |
Liver |
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What is it? |
Pancreas |
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1 |
Acinus |
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2 of pancreas |
Intercalated duct |
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3 |
Blood vessels |
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2 of pancreas |
Islets of langerhans |
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What are islets of langerhan responsible for? |
Endocrine function |
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What are the acini responsible for? |
Exocrine function |
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1 |
Pancreatic lobule |
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What kind of gland is the pancreas? |
Partly Compound tubule-acinar exocrine gland of the serous type |
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What are centroacinar cells? |
Beginning of intercalated duct and you can see a nucleus in the center of the white |
