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Human Anatomy and Physiology Histology Slide Set 2

Special Senses

(1) Taste buds papilla Taste bud Sublingual salivary glands

(2) Cochlea Organ of Corti Cochlear duct Vestibular duct Spiral ganglion Tympanic duct

(3) Organ of Corti Tectorial membrane Hair cells Basilar membrane Sensory neurons

(4) Retina

(5) Pacinian corpuscle

Pacinian corpuscle

Endocrine System

Hypopysis cerebri (low power) Adenohypophysis Neurohypophysis Pituitary stalk

(6) Hypophysis cerebri (high power) Neurohypophysis Adenohypophysis

thyroglobulin follicle (7) Thyroid gland

(8) Parathyroid adipose tissue thyroid follicle

(9) Adrenal gland Zona glomerulosa Zona reticularis Zona fasciculata cortex medulla

(10) Pancreas islet of Langerhans acinar cells zymogen granules

Digestive System

(11) Parotid salivary gland mucus acinus serous acinus (11) Parotid salivary gland

taste bud taste pore (12) Tongue

(13) Esophagus muscle stratified squamous lumen submucosa muscle

Stomach / Esophagus junction

gastric gland (14) Gastric mucosa

(15) Duodenum lumen muscularis crypts of Lieberkuhn outer longitudinal inner circular serosa submucosa (w/ Brunner’s glands) (15) Duodenum

Duodenum

(16) Pancreas (low power) acinar cells (exocrine) Islet of Langerhans (endocrine) (16) Pancreas (low power)

mucosa submucosa muscularis serosa (17) Jejunum

Peyer’s patch (lymph nodule) (18) Ileum

(19) Appendix

(20) Colon (large intestine)

(21) Liver (hepatic lobule) central vein area of hepatic triad

Cardiovascular & Respiratory Systems

(22) Human blood erythrocytes neutrophil platelets lymphocyte

Human blood

(23) Neurovascular bundle vein artery nerve

Artery (below) and vein (above)

(24) Artery (wall) smooth muscle lumen w/ blood connective tissue endothelium

(25) Vein (showing valve) Which is the direction of normal blood flow?

(26) Lymph node (cortical lymph nodule)

alveoli (27) Lung bronchiole

pseudostratified ciliated mucus glands hyaline cartilage pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelium (28) Trachea

Urinary and Reproductive Systems

(29) Kidney (renal cortex) Bowman’s capsule renal corpuscle glomerulus (29) Kidney (renal cortex)

(30) Ureter lumen transitional epithelium muscularis

submucosa detrusor muscle transitional epithelium (31) Urinary bladder

Urinary bladder

(32) Full urinary bladder

(33) Empty urinary bladder

primary follicles cortex developing oocyte (34) Ovary medulla

(35) Graffian follicle corona radiata primordial follicles oocyte antrum

Testis (seminiferous tubules) interstitial cells spermatozoa