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    The document discusses the structures of lymphatic organs. It describes the thymus, lymph nodes, spleen, and palatine tonsils. The thymus and bone marrow are central lymphatic organs where T and B cells develop. The lymph nodes, spleen, and tonsils are peripheral lymphatic organs where immune responses occur. The document outlines the structures of each organ, including cortical and medullary regions in the lymph nodes and thymus, and white and red pulp in the spleen.

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    The document discusses the structures of lymphatic organs. It describes the thymus, lymph nodes, spleen, and palatine tonsils. The thymus and bone marrow are central lymphatic organs where T and B cells develop. The lymph nodes, spleen, and tonsils are peripheral lymphatic organs where immune responses occur. The document outlines the structures of each organ, including cortical and medullary regions in the lymph nodes and thymus, and white and red pulp in the spleen.

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    Faculty of Medicine: Course Code: BMS 201 Lab 12

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    F A C U L T Y O F M E D I C I N E

    Course Code: BMS 201


    Lab 12
    • Identify LM structure of the thymus.
    • Identify LM structure of the lymph node.
    • Identify LM structure of the spleen.
    • Identify LM structure of the palatine tonsils.
    Lymphatic organs

    Central or 1ry: Peripheral or 2ry:


    Where T & B Where T & B cells
    cells are formed. react and work.
    BM & thymus LN, spleen, tonsils
    Capsule

    cortex Lymph node


    Cortex:
    Lymphoid follicles &
    Deep
    cortex sinuses.
    Medulla
    Paracortex:
    thymus dependant zone
    (T lymphocytes)
    Medulla:
    Medullary cords of
    lymphocytes & sinuses
    Lymph node
    cortex
    Medullary cords
    cortex

    Medullary sinuses
    aracortex
    p
    spleen
    Red pu
    lp Ø Blood storage organ
    Ø Hemopoetic organ
    Red pulp:
    Contain blood elements
    White pulp and blood sinusoids.
    White pulp
    White pulp:
    Lymphoid nodules
    mainly secondary

    T cell zone:
    spleen
    T cell zone:
    Peri arterial surround follicular
    arteries

    White pulp

    Red
    pul
    p

    Follicular artery
    Thymus
    Ø Thymic
    lobules:-
    ü Outer dark
    cortex &
    ü inner pale
    medulla
    Thy
    mic
    lob
    ule
    Thymus

    Co
    rte
    x

    M
    ed
    ull
    a
    Thymus
    l l a
    du
    e
    M
    tex
    C or
    Hassal’s corpuscle
    Cortex

    Medulla
    Palatine tonsil

    Lymph
    follicles

    Stra8fied squamous epithelium.

    Mucous acini
    Ø Identify the structure of the
    front image
    Ø Identify the structure labeled
    by the arrow and the total
    area bounded by circle.
    Ø Identify the type of the cell.
    Ø Identify the structure of the
    front image.
    Ø Identify the structure labeled
    by the blue star
    Ø Identify the structure labeled
    by the red circle
    Ø Identify the structure of the
    front image.
    Ø Identify the structure labeled
    by the blue arrow
    Ø IdenHfy the structure of the
    front image.
    Ø IdenHfy the structure labeled
    by the blue star
    Ø IdenHfy the structure labeled
    by the blue arrow
    Ø Identify the structure
    of the front image.
    Ø Identify the structure
    labeled by the red star
    Ø Identify the structure
    labeled by the yellow
    head arrow
    Ø Identify the structure of the
    front image.
    Ø Identify the structure labeled
    by the blue star
    Ø Identify the structure labeled
    by the red arrow
    Ø IdenHfy the structure of
    the front image.
    Ø IdenHfy the structure
    labeled by the blue arrow
    Time for Students’ Questions
    Textbook guide

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