Pathological Basis of disease intro questions

What is the name given to new, abnormal growth of tissue

Apoptosis is

Desmosomes are intecellular junctions of epthelia and cardiac mucle

Ana is the prefix for what?

itis is the suffix for inflammation

oma is the suffix for tumor

Atrophy refers to the breakdown/reabsorption after apoptosis

The name given to the cells of the immune system that can ingest forgein substances

Largest cells in connective tissue, cells of the immune system, contain granules containing inflammatory mediators

Fat cells, cytoplasm is dominated by lipid inclusion, nuclei and other organelles are pushed to the cell perimeter

Most common resident cell of connective tissue, a mature cell that has immature properties, produces protein fibres, lies close to collagen fibres

Produces protein fibres

Which muscle types have multiple nuclei

Which muscle types have striations

Most common white blood cell type

Which regulatory hormone is made in the hypothalamus and secreted by the posterior pituitary gland

Which typye of epithelial tissue is found in the air sacs of the lungs, inner linings of the ventral body cavities

Which type of epithelia tissue is found in the kidney tubules, lower respiratory passages and thyroid/mammory glands

Simple columnar epithelial tissue is found in the digestive tract, uterine tube and gallbladder

Secretes mucus and propels it with ciliary motion

Which epithelial tissue offers protection from mechanical stresses, prevents water loss. Can be found in the epidermis, mouth, pharynx, superior larynx, vagina and anal canal

Stratified cubodial epithelial tissue is found in sweat glands

Which epithelial tissue is found in the urinary bladder, ureter and urethra

Stratified columnar epithelial tissue is found in certain ducts of glands, epiglottis and male urethra

Loose connective tissue is comprised of

Types of dense connective tissue

Types of connective tissue

Elastic fibre can be found in which connective tissues

Collagen can be found in which connective tissues

Neutrophil, Lymphocytes, monocytes, eosinophils and basophils are cells of what tissue

Fibroblast cells can be found in

Which connective tissue is found in the liver, kidney, spleen and lymph nodes

These key features belong to which organ? Classic lobules, portal triad, Portal vein, hepatic arterty, bile duct, central vein, sinusoids, hepatic acinus

The above image is of what organ

Goblet cells can be found in

A typical artery consists of 3 layers, starting with the inner most layer and working out they are: