lab 3

Identify the cell the arrows are pointing too.

Acidophils

Identify the cells that the arrows are pointing too

Basophils

The neuron somatotrope in the pars distalis secretes which hormone?

Growth hormone (GH)

The mammotrope neuron in the past distalis secretes which hormone?

Prolactin (PRL)

What are the two hormones produced in acidophils?

GH and PRL

What are the four hormones produced in the basophils ?

FSH, LH, TSH, ACTH

What is another word for the anterior pituitary gland?

Adenohypophysis

What is another word for the posterior pituitary gland?

Neurohypophysis

What are the 2 hormones that pituicytes help produce?

(OT) and (ADH)

What cell is the arrows pointing too?

Pituicytes

What part of the pituitary gland is shown?

The posterior

T4 is which hormone?

Thyroxine

T3 is which hormone?

Triiodothyronine

What cell are the arrows pointing too in this image?

Follicular cells

What cell are the arrows pointing too in this image?

Parafollicular cells

What hormone does parafollicular cells secrete?

Calcitonin

What cells are the arrows pointing to?

Chief cells

What cells are the arrows pointing to?

Oxyphil cells

What hormone does the two parathyroid cells secrete?

Calcium

What’s re the two parathyroid cells?

Chief and oxyphil cells

What are the 4 pancreatic cell types?

Alpha,beta, delta, and F cells

What are the 2 thyroid gland cell types?

Follicular and parafollicular

What are the two parathyroid gland cell types

Chief and oxyphil

What are the three pituitary cell types?

Acidophil,basophil, pituicyte

What are the 4 cell types in the adrenal gland?

Zona glomerulosa, zone fasciculata, zona reticularis, medulla

What are the two parts in the adrenal gland?

Adrenal cortex and adrenal medulla

What is the cell type in the pineal gland

Pinealocytes

What cells are outlined

Zona glomerulosa

What cells are outlined?

Zona fasciculata

What cells are outlined?

Zona reticularis

What cells are outlined?

Medulla

What cells are the arrows pointing at?

Pinealocytes

What hormones do alpha cells secrete?

Glucagon

What hormones do beta cells secrete?

Insulin and amyloid

What hormones do delta cells secrete?

Somatostatin

What F cell do?

Reduces unnecessary pancreatic enzyme secretion

What hormones does Zona glomerulosa secrete?

Mineralocorticoids

What hormones do Zona fasciculata secrete?

Glucocorticoids

What hormones do Zona reticularis produce?

Androgens

What hormones does the adrenal medial secrete?

Epinephrine and norepinephrine

What hormone does Pinealocytes secrete?

Melatonin

External nares

Two paired external openings to the nasal cavity

Nasal septum

Is the cartilage and bone that separates your left and right air passages

What is this image showing

Superior, middle, and inferior nasal conchae

What is this image showing

Superior, inferior, and middle meatuses

internal nares

The back openings in the nasal cavity that lead to pharnyx

Hard palate

Bony part of the roof of mouth

Soft palate

The soft flexible muscular tissue behind your hard palate

Uvula

Tear dropped fleshy tissue that hangs in the back of throat

What is the blue part called

Ethmoid sinus

What is the red part called

Frontal sinus

What is the green part called

Maxillary sinus

What is the yellow part called

Sphenoid sinus

Nasopharynx

Top part of throat to the roof of mouth

pharyngotympanic tube

Small tube that connects the middle ear to the throat

Pharyngeal tonsil

The tonsil located behind the nasal cavity

Oropharynx

Directly behind the mouth

Fauces

The opening that connects the oral cavity to the pharynx

Palatine tonsils

The oval shaped tissues located at the back of throat

Lingual tonsil

Located at the back of the tongue underneath

Laryngopharynx

Lowest part of throat where food and airways combine

eat is the arrow pointing to?

Thyroid cartilage

What is arrow pointing too?

Laryngeal prominence

What is arrow pointing to?

Cricoid cartilage

What is arrow pointing to?

Epiglottis

What is the arrow pointing to?

Glottis

What is the arrow pointing to?

Arytenoid cartilage

What is arrow pointing to?

Cricoid cartilage

What is the arrow pointing to?

Vocal folds

What is the arrow pointing

Vestibular folds. False vocal cords

What is the arrow pointing to?

Ventricle

Tracheal cartilage

The C shaped around the windpipe

What is blue highlighted part

L+ +R primary bronchi

What is the red highlighted part?

R +L secondary bronchi

What is the green highlighted part?

L +R tertiary bronchi

What is 7

Alveolar duct

What is 2

Alveolar sacs

What is 8

Alveoli

What is 1?

Terminal bronchiole

What is 2

Respiratory bronchiole

What is 1

Superior lobe

What is 2

Middle lobe

What is 3

Inferior lobe right

What is 4

Left superior lobe

What is 5

Inferior lobe left

What is 6

Diaphragm

What is 1?

Horizontal fissure

What is 2?

Oblique fissure