Anatomy lab practical 1
Identify the tissue (Name & Group). What is the name of the cells that make up this tissue?
Adipose (name) connective (group); adipocytes
Identify the tissue (Name & Group). Where in the body can this tissue be found?
Adipose (name) connective (group); under skin, around kidneys and eyeballs, abdomen, breasts, butt
Identify the structure. What does this structure secrete?
Apocrine gland; "stinky" sweat
Identify the tissue (Name & Group). How do you know?
Areolar (name) connective (group); collagen fibers, elastic fibers, fibroblasts
Identify the tissue (name and group) and how you know ?
Areolar (name) connective (group); collagen fibers, elastic fibers, fibroblasts
Identify the tissue (Name & Group). What is a function of this tissue?
Areolar (name) connective (group); packing tissue
Identify the tissue (Name & Group). Where in the body can this tissue be found?
Areolar (name) connective (group); under skin, mucous membranes, around capillary beds
Identify the pink structure at the end of the pointer.
Arrector pili muscle
Identify the structure.
Arrector pili muscle
Identify the tissue (Name & Group). Identify the cell at the end of the pointer.
Blood (name) connective (group); leukocyte or WBC
Identify the tissue (Name & Group). What are thrombocytes?
Blood (name) connective (group); platelets
Identify the tissue (Name & Group). Identify the cell at the end of the pointer.
Blood (name) connective (group); platelets/theombocytes
Identify the tissue (Name & Group). What is a function of this tissue?
Blood (name) connective (group); transportation
What is the name of the "spidery-looking" structures found in this tissue?
Canaliculi
Identify the muscle tissue. Identify the structures at the end of the pointer.
Cardiac muscle; intercalated discs
Identify the muscle tissue. How do you know?
Cardiac muscle; striations, branching cords, intercalated discs
Identify the tissue (Name & Group). Identify the structure at the end of the pointer.
Compact/dense bone/osseous (name) connective (group); Haversian canal.
Identify the tissue (Name & Group). Identify the structure at the end of the pointer/arrow.
Compact/dense bone/osseous (name) connective (group); lacuna(e)
Identify the tissue (Name & Group). What is a function of this tissue?
Compact/dense bone/osseous (name) connective (group); support, protection, leverage, storage, blood cell formation
stratum spinosum
Contains langerhans cells for immunity
Identify the tissue (Name & Group). What is a function of this tissue?
Dense regular (name) connective (group); attachment, tensile strength
Identify the tissue (Name & Group). Where in the body can this tissue be found?
Dense regular (name) connective (group); tendons and ligaments
Identify the tissue (Name & Group). How do you know?
Dense regular (name) connective (group); tightly packed waves
Identify the structure labeled #9. Does this structure sense light touch or deep pressure and pain?
Meissner's corpuscle; light touch
Identify the structure. Does this structure sense light touch or deep pressure and pain
Pacinian corpuscle; deep pressure and pain
Identify the tissue (Name & Group). How do you know?
Pseudostratified ciliated columnar (name) epithelia (group); column shaped cells, has cilia, alternating nuclei
Identify the 3 tissues (Name & Group)
Pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelia (blue); smooth muscle (yellow); hyaline cartilage connective (green)
Are erythrocytes red blood cells or white blood cells?
Red blood cells
Identify the tissue (Name & Group). Where in the body can this tissue be found?
Reticular (name) connective (group); lymphoid organs such as lymph nodes, the spleen, or bone marrow.
Identify the tissue (Name & Group). How do you know?
Reticular (name) connective (group); reddish/purple mass of cells, reticular fibers
Identify the tissue (Name & Group). What is a function of this tissue?
Reticular (name) connective (group); supports different cell types involved in immunity.
Identify the structure. What does this structure secrete?
Sebaceous gland; sebum/oil
Identify the pink , bag-like structures at the end of the pointer. What is the function of these structures?
Sebaceous glands; secrete sebum/oil
Identify the tissue (Name & Group). What is a function of this tissue?
Simple columnar (name) epithelia (group); absorption or secretion
Identify the tissue (Name & Group). How do you know?
Simple columnar (name) epithelia (group); column shaped cells, uniform nuclei, no cilia
Identify the tissue (Name & Group). Identify the structure at the end of the pointer.
Simple columnar (name) epithelia (group); goblet cell
Identify the tissue (Name & Group). Where in the body can this tissue be found?
Simple columnar (name) epithelia (group); most of digestive tract (stomach to rectum), gall bladder, excretory ducts, small bronchi, uterine tubes, or uterus
Identify the tissue (Name & Group). What is a function of this tissue?
Simple cuboidal (name) epithelia (group); absorption or secretion.
Identify the tissue (Name & Group). Where in the body can this tissue be found?
Simple cuboidal (name) epithelia (group); kidneys, ducts, secretory glands, ovaries
Identify the tissue at the end of the pointer.(Name & Group).
Simple squamous (name) epithelia (group)
Identify the tissue (Name & Group). What is a function of this tissue?
Simple squamous (name) epithelia (group); diffusion, filtration, or secretion
Identify the tissue (Name & Group). Where in the body can this tissue be found?
Simple squamous (name) epithelia (group); kidneys, lungs, heart, blood vessels, lymph nodes, ventral lining.
Identify the 2 tissues (Name & Group).
Simple squamous epithelia (black); simple cuboidal epithelia (blue)
Identify the tissue (Name & Group). What is a function of this tissue?
Stratified squamous (name) epithelia (group); protection from abrasion.
Identify the tissue (Name & Group). Where in the body can this tissue be found?
Stratified squamous (name) epithelia (group); skin, esophagus, mouth, vagina, urethra, anus
Identify the tissue (Name & Group). What is a function of this tissue?
Transitional (name) epithelia (group); stretches to permit urine flow
Identify the tissue and how you know
Transitional (name) epithelia (group); tear drop shaped cells
There are 3 types of tissue here. Name them.
Transitional epithelia (yellow); smooth muscle (white); adipose connective (red)
Identify the brown structure at the end of the pointer. Is this structure found in the dermis or the epidermis?
Hair root; dermis
Identify the structure.
Hair shaft
Identify the brown structure at the end of the pointer. Is this structure found in the dermis or the epidermis?
Hair shaft; epidermis
Identify the structure at the end of the pointer/arrow.
Haversian canal
Identify the tissue (Name & Group). What cells make up this tissue?
Hyaline cartilage (name) connective (group); chondrocytes
Identify the tissue (Name & Group). Where in the body can this tissue be found?
Hyaline cartilage (name) connective (group); embryonic skeleton, ends of long bones, ribs, nose, trachea, larynx
Identify the tissue (Name & Group). What is a function of this tissue?
Hyaline cartilage (name) connective (group); support, reinforcement, cushion, compression resistance.
Identify the 2 tissues (Name & Group)
Hyaline cartilage connective (blue); pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelia (yellow)
Identify the pink structure at the end of the pointer.
Identify the pink structure at the end of the pointer.
stratum basale (basal layer)
Mitosis happens here (deepest layer)
Identify the tissue. Where in the body can this tissue be found?
Nervous tissue; brain and spinal cord
Identify the tissue. Are dendrites transmitters or receivers?
Nervous; receivers
Stratum lucidum (clear layer)
Only in thick skin Thin, translucent band superficial to the stratum granulosum A few rows of flat, dead keratinocytes
Identify the muscle tissue. How do you know?
Skeletal muscle; tightly packed cords/non-branching, striations, multinucleate
Identify the muscle tissue. Is this tissue voluntary or involuntary?
Skeletal muscle; voluntary
Identify the 2 tissues (Name & Group).
Smooth muscle (yellow); transitional epithelia (blue)
Identify the muscle tissue. Where in the body can this tissue be found?
Smooth muscle; digestive organs, urinary organs, uterus, blood vessels, heart
This is a cross-x of the intestines. Identify the muscle tissue. What is a function of this tissue?
Smooth muscle; involuntary movement propels substances (ex:food)
Identify the muscle tissue. How do you know?
Smooth muscle; no striations, spindle shaped cells, endless "sea" of nuclei, cells run at right angles
Identify the tissue (Name & Group). What is a function of this tissue?
Spongy/cancellous bone (name) connective (group); houses red and yellow bone marrow
Identify the tissue (Name & Group). What cells make up this tissue?
Spongy/cancellous bone (name) connective (group); osteocytes.
Identify the tissue (Name & Group). How do you know?
Spongy/cancellous bone (name) connective (group); trabeculae, adipose
Identify the oblong structure.
Volkmann's canal
