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    This document provides an overview of the histology of several organs and tissues. It describes the key cellular components and structures of the spleen, thymus, lymph node, arteries, veins, heart, lungs, and bronchioles. The spleen contains white pulp, germinal centers, and red pulp. The thymus contains thymic cells and Hassall's corpuscles. Lymph nodes contain lymphocytes organized into germinal centers, medullary cords, and cortex and medulla regions. Arteries have three tunics while veins have thinner medial and adventitial tunics. The heart contains layers including endocardium, myocardium, and Purkinje fibers. Lung structures include alveolar sacs, sept

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    This document provides an overview of the histology of several organs and tissues. It describes the key cellular components and structures of the spleen, thymus, lymph node, arteries, veins, heart, lungs, and bronchioles. The spleen contains white pulp, germinal centers, and red pulp. The thymus contains thymic cells and Hassall's corpuscles. Lymph nodes contain lymphocytes organized into germinal centers, medullary cords, and cortex and medulla regions. Arteries have three tunics while veins have thinner medial and adventitial tunics. The heart contains layers including endocardium, myocardium, and Purkinje fibers. Lung structures include alveolar sacs, sept

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    Histology: Spleen 1. White Pulp 2. Germinal Center 3. Central Artery 4. Red Pulp

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    HISTOLOGY

    Monday, September 10, 2007


    4:24 PM

    SPLEEN

    1. White Pulp
    2. Germinal Center
    3. Central Artery
    4. Red Pulp
    RED PULP

    1. Venous sinus
    2. Billroth's cord
    THYMUS

     PREDOMINANT CELLS - THYMOCYTES


    1.) Hassal's Corpuscle - Cortex
    2.) Medulla

    LYMPH NODE

     Predominant cell - LYMPHOCYTES

    1.) Germinal Center


    2.) Corona
    3.) Lymph nodule
    4.) Medulla
    5.) Cortex
    6.) Medullary Sinus
    7.) Medullary Cords
    1. Vein
    2. Artery
    ARTERY

    1. Tunica Intima
    2. Tunica Media - thickest
    3. Tunica Adventitia
    VEIN
    1. Tunica Intima
    2. Tunica Media
    3. Tunica Adventitia –thickest
    HEART

    1. Endocardium
    2. Subendocardium - purkinje fibers
    3. Myocardium
    HEART

    1. Endocardium
    2. Subendocardium - Purkinje Fibers
    LUNG (INTRAPULMONARY BRONCHI)

    1. Pseudostratified Columnar Ciliated with goblet cells


    2. Hyaline Cartilage
    LUNG

    1. Alveolar sac
    2. Alveoli
    3. Interalveolar Septa
    1. Alveolar Sac
    2. Atria
    3. Alveolar Duct

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