A&P II Lab Practical 1
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What organ is this?
Adrenal Gland
Name #1
Cortex
Name #2
Medulla
What are the three Zonas of the adrenal gland?
Zona Glomerulosa
Zona Fasciculata
Zona Reticulata
Name #1
Zona Glomerulosa
Name #2
Zona Fasiculata
Name #3
Zona Reticulata
What organ is this?
Thyroid Gland
Name #1
Follicle/Follicular Cells
Name #2
Colloid
Name #3
Parafollicular/C Cells
What is organ 1?
Thyroid Gland
What is organ 2?
Parathyroid Gland
What organ is this?
Pituitary Gland
Name #1
Anterior Pituitary / Adenohypophysis
Name #2
Posterior Pituitary / Neurohypophysis
What helps distinguish anterior and posterior pituitary glands?
Anterior = dark
Posterior = light
Name #3
Dura
Name #4
Pars Intermedia
What is Pars Nervosa?
Posterior Pituitary
What is Pars Distalis?
Anterior Pituitary
What organ is this?
Pancreas
Name #1
Secretory Acini
Name #2
Islet of Langerhans
What organ is #1?
Hypothalamus
What organ is #2?
Pineal Gland
What organ is #3?
Parathyroid Glands
What organ is #4?
Heart
What organ is #5?
Thymus
What organ is #6?
Digestive Tract (not really just one organ)
What organ is #7?
Kidneys
What organs are number #8?
Gonads
What organ is #9?
Testis
What organ is #10?
Ovaries
What organ is #11?
Pancreas
What organ is #12?
Adrenal Glands
What organ is #13?
Thyroid Gland
What organ is #14?
Pituitary Gland
What kind of WBC is this?
Basophil / Mast Cell
What kind of WBC is this?
Neutrophil
What kind of WBC is this?
Eosinophil
What kind of WBC is this?
Macrophage / Monocyte
What kind of WBC is this?
Lymphocyte
For blood donations, how do you remember the acceptable antibodies present in the donor?
They can’t have more than the recipient:
For example, if recipient is B- (they only have B) and donor who is B+ would give B and Rh, which is more — so it doesn’t work
When looking at a blood typing test, how do you identify the blood type?
If clumping occurs, that is present in the blood
What organ is #1?
Tonsils
What organ is #2?
Thymus
What organ is #3?
Spleen
What organ is #4?
Thoracic Duct
What is shown in #5?
Lymph Nodes
What organ is this?
Lymph Node
Name #1
Capsule
Name #2
Cortex
Name #3
Medulla
Name #4
Germinal Center
What organ is this?
Tonsil
Name #1
Tonsillar Crypt
Name #2
Germinal Centers (in lymphoid follicles)
Another view of the tonsils
