Organ Systems, Tissues, Integumentary System, Cartilages, and Axial Skeleton

What is this?

Trachea

What is this?

Heart

What is number 3?

Lungs

What kind of tissue is this?

Simple Squamous

What type of tissue is this?

Simple Cuboidal

What type of tissue is this?

Simple Columnar

What type of tissue is this?

Simple Pseudostratified Columnar

What type of tissue is this?

Stratified Squamous

What type of tissue is this?

Stratified Columnar

What type of tissue is this?

Stratified Transitional

What is the gland to the left?

Exocrine Gland

What is the gland to the right?

Endocrine Gland

What are the small dark spots?

Fibroblasts

What are the thicker pink lines?

Collagen Fibers

What are the thin pink lines?

Elastic Fibers

What are the darker spots?

Fibroblasts

What are the pink parts?

Collagen Fibers

What are the pink lines?

Adipocyte

What are the spaces between the pink lines?

Lipid Droplets

What are the dark spots?

Fibroblasts

What are the light orange parts?

Elastic Fibers

What are the dark orange parts?

Collagen Fibers

What are the black lines?

Reticular Fibers

What are the pink parts?

Organ Cells

What are the dark spots?

Fibroblasts

What are the black lines?

Elastic Fibers

What are the elongated pink areas?

Smooth Muscle Cells

What are the dark spots?

Nucleus

What are the pink parts?

Striated Muscle Cells

What are the dark spots?

Nucleus

What are the pink areas?

Cardiac Muscle Cells

What are the purple spots?

Nucleus

What are the red lines?

Intercalated Discs

What are the dark centers?

Chondrocytes

What is the pink space?

Matrix

What are the white parts?

Lacunae

What are the dark spots?

Chondrocytes

What are the light pink areas?

Matrix

What are the white areas?

Lacunae

What are the dark pink areas?

Elastic Fibers

What are the dark spots?

Chondrocytes

What are the very light pink areas?

Matrix

What are the white areas?

Lacunae

What are the dark pink areas?

Collagen Fibers

What is the first line?

Stratum Corneum

What is the second line?

Stratum Lucidum

What is the third line?

Stratum Granulosum

What is the fourth line?

Stratum Spinosum

What is the fifth line?

Stratum Basale

What is the second pink layer?

Connective Tissue

What are the little hills going at the top of the second pink layer?

Papilla

What are the yellow lines?

Nerve

What are the red and blue lines?

Vessels

What is the first line?

Shaft

What is the fourth line?

Root

What is the fifth line?

Follicle

What is the sixth line?

Bulb

What is the seventh line?

Papilla

What is the third line?

Arrector Pili Muscle

What is the second line?

Sebaceous Gland

What is the pink bundle on the right?

Sweat Gland

What is the yellow layer?

Subcutaneous Layer

What is a?

Tactile Epithelial (Merkel) Cells

What is the blue receptor?

Tactile (Meissner’s) Corpuscle

What is the red receptor?

Thermoreceptor

What are the middle receptors?

Nociceptor

What is d?

Bulbous (Ruffin) Corpuscle

What is c?

Lamellar (Pacinian) Corpuscle

What is this?

Cranium

What is this?

Mandible

What is this?

Cervical

What is this?

Thoracic

What is this?

Lumbar

What is this?

Coccyx

What are these?

Ribs

What is this?

Sternum

What is this?

Clavicle

What is this?

Scapula

What is this?

Humerus

What is this?

Radius

What is this?

Ulna

What are these?

Carpals

What are these?

Metacarpals

What are these?

Phalanges

What is this?

Pelvis

What is this?

Femur

What is this?

Tibia

What is this?

Fibula

What are the blue bones?

Tarsals

What are the red bones?

Metatarsals

What is the top right arrow?

Incus

What is the left arrow?

Malleus

What is the bottom right arrow?

Stapes

What is this?

Ethmoid Bone

What is this?

Middle Nasal Concha

What is this?

Perpendicular Plate

What is this?

Frontal Bone

What is this?

Inferior Nasal Concha

What is this?

Lacrimal Bone

What is this?

Maxillary Bone