Anatomy 2 Lab practical practice set - Janaki Desai

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<p>Anterior pituitary (on model and microscopy!!!) </p>

Anterior pituitary (on model and microscopy!!!)

Only Produces multiple hormones (ex: GH, TSH, ACTH)

  • Darker side due to being made up of epithelial tissue


<p>Only <strong>Produces </strong>multiple hormones (ex: GH, TSH, ACTH) </p><ul><li><p>Darker side due to being made up of epithelial tissue </p></li></ul><p></p>
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<p>Posterior Pituitary (on model and microscopy) </p>

Posterior Pituitary (on model and microscopy)

Stores and Releases Antidiuretic hormone (ADH) and Oxytocin (note: oxytocin is produced in the hypothalamus).

<p>Stores and Releases Antidiuretic hormone (ADH)  and Oxytocin (note: oxytocin is produced in the hypothalamus). </p>
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<p>Infundibulum</p>

Infundibulum

  • Contains the hypophyseal portal system.

  • necessary for the rapid hormone exchange between pituitary gland and target cells (avoids bloodstream)

  • Helps the pituitary communicate with the hypothalamus


<ul><li><p>Contains the <strong><u>hypophyseal portal system</u></strong>. </p></li><li><p>necessary for the rapid hormone exchange between pituitary gland and target cells (avoids bloodstream)</p></li><li><p>Helps the pituitary communicate with the hypothalamus </p></li></ul><p></p>
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<p>What is this space under the sphenoid called? </p>

What is this space under the sphenoid called?

Sella Turcica

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<p>a. What gland is this? </p><p>b. What is its function? </p>

a. What gland is this?

b. What is its function?

a. Pineal gland

b. Releases melatonin, regulates sleep/wake cycle, responds to light and dark

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<p>a. What gland is this? </p><p>b. What is its function?</p>

a. What gland is this?

b. What is its function?

a. Thyroid gland

b. T3 and T4, which regulate metabolism

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<p>What do the parathyroid glands do? Where are they located? </p>

What do the parathyroid glands do? Where are they located?

Location: on the four corners of the posterior thyroid

Function: create/secrete parathyroid hormone, important for raising blood calcium levels

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<p></p><p>a. What gland is this?</p><p>b. What is its function? </p>


a. What gland is this?

b. What is its function?

a. Thymus

b. Creates thymosin, which promotes immune system maturation in children

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a. What are Alpha cells?

b. Where are they located?

a. Cells that release glucagon, to raise blood glucose levels

b. Location = pancreas

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a. What are Beta cells?

b. Where are they located?

a. Cells that produce, store, and release insulin, lower blood glucose levels

b. Location = islets of Langerhans, in pancreas

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<p>a. What is this structure?</p><p>b. What does it do? </p>

a. What is this structure?

b. What does it do?

a. Adrenal medulla

b. Makes and releases epinephrine, produces fight/flight response

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<p>a. What section of the Adrenal cortex is this? </p><p>b. What does it do?</p>

a. What section of the Adrenal cortex is this?

b. What does it do?


a. Zono glomerulus: produces steroid hormone called mineralcorticoids (aldosterone)

b. Aldosterone controls blood pressure


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<p>a. What section of the Adrenal cortex is this?</p><p>b. What does it do?</p>

a. What section of the Adrenal cortex is this?

b. What does it do?

a. Zono fasciculata

b. makes cortisol (stress hormone)

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<p>a. What section of the Adrenal cortex is this?</p><p>b. What does it do?</p>

a. What section of the Adrenal cortex is this?

b. What does it do?

a. Zono reticularis (bottom of the layers)

b. androgens, sex hormones (growth, reproduction, sex traits)

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<p>What is the Red Circle pointing to? What part of the thyroid is this?</p>

What is the Red Circle pointing to? What part of the thyroid is this?

Colloid (Whole pink interior region!!!)

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<p>What is this Red Circle pointing to?</p>

What is this Red Circle pointing to?

Simple cuboidal follicular cells

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<p>What are the arrows pointing to?</p>

What are the arrows pointing to?

Parafollicular cells or c cells - (look for isolated clusters away from the follicle)

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<p>What area’s are these lighter colored regions? </p>

What area’s are these lighter colored regions?

Islets of Langerhans

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<p>What are the red circles pointing to?</p>

What are the red circles pointing to?

Acinar cell (whole round = acinus, one size of the pizza = acinar cell)

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<p>What are the red circles pointing to? (ignore yellow arrow)</p>

What are the red circles pointing to? (ignore yellow arrow)

Ducts

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<p></p><p>What are these arrows pointing to?</p>


What are these arrows pointing to?

Chromaffin cells in the adrenal medulla