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Olibeth Noqera
Selena Rose Carillo

Anatomy and Physiology, Laboratory Report

Exercise 4:
Principle
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Objectives

1. ….
2. ….

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1-6 OLIBETH
7-12 AKOO
13-18 SENELA
 (1) Simple Squamous Epithelium (4) Ciliated Pseudostratified Columnar
Epithelium

Human Lungs
Mammal Trachea

(2) Simple Cuboidal Epithelium

(5) Stratified Squamous

Human Kidney

(3) Simple Columnar Epithelium (6) Transitional Epithelium

Human Stomach Urinary Bladder

(4)
Adipose Tissue (9) Blood

Human Blood Smear

(7) Reticular Connective Tissue (10) Bone

(8) Dense Connective Tissue (11) Hyaline Cartilage

 (13) Fibrocartilage
(14) Smooth Muscle

(15) Elastic Cartilage

(16) Cardiac Muscle

(17) Skeletal Muscle

(18) Nervous Tissue

Generalization

We realized so much after participating in the exercise, from curiosity to realization. The
human body is composed of tons of tissues with different functions and structures. It was a
challenging exercise, since gazing upon the compound microscope to examine genuine tissue
specimens from various organs was indeed difficult and took a lot of patience to be able to
see what you were looking for. But after all, it was all worth it and satisfying, because
knowing a lot of different tissues really gave us knowledge about tissues. Its goal was to
introduce students to the various types of tissues found in living beings. Moreover, with a
microscope, we noticed the similarities and differences in prepared slides of epithelium,
smooth muscle cells, human blood, and so much more.

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