Histology Lab Flashcards

Fill-in-the-blank practice flashcards covering tissue types, skin layers, structures, and organs from the Histology Lab transcript.

The histology slide for simple cuboidal epithelium features a __________ magnified approximately 700 times.

Nierenkörperchen

In the skin model, the __________ is described as the layer deep to the skin.

Hypodermis

The humps that form extensions of the dermis into the epidermis are called __________.

Papillae

The skin model details two dermis layers: the papillary layer and the __________ layer.

reticular

The __________ layer of the epidermis is specified as being one cell layer thick.

Stratum basale

The superficial layer of the epidermis identified above the stratum basale is the Stratum __________.

corneum

The gland identified in the skin model that produces sweat is the __________ gland.

Eccrine Sweat

The gland associated with hair follicles shown in the skin model is the __________ gland.

Sebaceous

Epithelial tissue characterized as pseudostratified and possessing cilia is named Pseudostratified __________ columnar epithelium.

ciliated

Bone tissue described as cancellous is also known as __________ bone.

Spongy

The three types of cartilage shown in the histology lab are hyaline cartilage, elastic cartilage, and __________.

Fibrocartilage

The three types of muscle tissue presented in the histology slides are cardiac muscle, smooth muscle, and __________ muscle.

Skeletal

The single cell unit slide representing nervous tissue in the histology lab is the __________.

neuron

The tissue responsible for fat storage shown in the slides is __________.

Adipose

The tissue found inside bone cavities shown in the slides is Bone __________.

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