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Body Eyepiece Nosepiece Objective Lens (high) Objective Lens (Scan) Objective Lens (Low) Arm Stage Clips Substage Disc Stage Coarse Adjustment Knob Substage Lamp Fine Adjustment Knob Base

Cephalic Otic Frontal Nasal Occipital Ocular Oral Buccal Cervical Acromial Mental Acromial Sternal Axillary Vertebral Mammary Pectoral Brachial Brachial Dorsum Antecubital Umbilical Cubital Abdominal Inguinal Lumbar Sacral Antebrachial Coxal Gluteal Carpal Perineal Palmar Digital Femoral Genital Popliteal Patellar Sural Crural Tarsal Pedal Plantar

Mitochondria Cell Membrane Golgi Apparatus Centrosome/ Centriole Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum Golgi Apparatus Nuclear Membrane Centrosome/ Centriole Chromatin Lysosome Nucleolus Peroxisome Ribosomes Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum Cytoplasm

Chromatin Flagella Ribosome Microtubule Nuclear Envelope Cell Membrane Nucleus Nucleolus Centrosome/Centriole Rough ER Mitochondria Smooth ER Microvilli Cilia Golgi Apparatus Microtubule Microtubule Lysosome

Type of cell: Type of solution Water is diffusing RBC Isotonic Into and out of RBC equally

Type of cell: Type of solution Water is diffusing Crenated RBC Hypertonic out of RBC faster

Type of cell: Type of solution Water is diffusing Lysed RBC Hypotonic Into RBC faster

Nuclear envelope is visible DNA replication Interphase Nuclear envelope is visible DNA replication Cell performs its normal job Phase: What is occurring:

Nuclear envelope is disappearing Chromosomes forming Prophase Nuclear envelope is disappearing Chromosomes forming Phase: What is occurring:

Chromosomes line up along the center of the cell Metaphase Chromosomes line up along the center of the cell Phase: What is occurring:

_______ are separating Phase: What is occurring: Anaphase _______ are separating

Phase: What is occurring: Telophase Cytokinesis Nuclear membrane reforms Cell membrane forms

Simple Squamous Lungs, endothelium of capillaries Diffusion, osmosis Location: Body Function:

Simple Cuboidal Kidney tubules, glands, ovaries Secretion, absorption Location: Body Function:

Simple Columnar GI tract, uterus Secretion, absorption, move sperm Location: Body Function:

Pseudostratified Columnar Location: Body Function: Trachea Movement of fluids (mucous)

Stratified Squamous Location: Skin, mouth, anal canal, esophagus Body Function: Skin, mouth, anal canal, esophagus Protection water loss, abrasion etc….

Transitional Location: Body Function: bladder Stretch

Connective Tissues

Loose Connective Tissue (Areolar) Collagen Fibers Elastic Fibers Reticular Fibers Fibroblasts

Fat (adipose) Adipocyte Nucleus

Reticular Reticular Fibers

Dense Regular Nuclei of Fibroblasts Collagen Fibers

Elastic Cartilage

Hyaline cartilage Chondrocytes Matrix Lacuna

Fibrocartilage Chondrocytes Collagen Fibers

Bone Osteocytes Central Canal

Blood WBC RBC Platelets

Skeletal Muscle Location: Attached to Skeleton Body Function: Voluntary movement

Cardiac Muscle Heart Heart muscle contraction Location: Body Function: Intercalated Discs Heart Heart muscle contraction Location: Body Function:

Smooth Muscle Blood vessels, GI tract Involuntary movement Location: Body Function:

Nervous tissue CNS, PNS Conduct nerve impulses Location: Body Function: