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Organ Histology (Tubular Organs (Ureter (Layers (Mucosa (transitional…
Organ Histology
Tubular Organs
Ureter
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Looks Like: starfish in the middle, tubular
Urinary Bladder
Layers
Mucosa
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lamina propria: connective tissue deep to epithelium, thicker than ureter lamina propria
Muscularis externa: smoke clouds, spirally)
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Small Intestine
Layers
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Serosa: outer layer of the intestines, also referred to as visceral peritoneum
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Large intestine
Layers
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Submucosa
lymphatic nodules: inside the submucosa just deep to the mucosa layer, usually purple colored clouds
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Serosa: outer layer of the intestines, also referred to as visceral peritoneum
Defining characteristics: lymphatic nodules and goblet cells present, no villi
Stomach
Layers
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Serosa: outer layer of the stomach, also referred to as visceral peritoneum
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Trachea
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Looks like: tubular, ring shaped
Esophagus
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Submucosa: thin, less dense layer
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Solid Organs
Liver
Structures
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sinusoids: capillaries (vessels), throughout the lobule, but more toward central vein, small openings/spaces
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Defining Characteristics: lobules with portal triad, and central vein in middle of lobule
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Testes
Structures
Seminiferous tubules: large tubes with sperm inside of them, many circular structures around the edge
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Pancreas
Structures
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Pancreatic ducts: surrounded by light pink connective tissue, simple cuboidal epithelium surrounds, various sizes
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