Cell Pathology

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Including slides and stains.
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Simple epithelium -Single layer -Gaseous/fluid exchange
Emphysema -Fenestrations in alveolar wall -Enlarged airpsaces -May see inflammation -May see more macrophages
Medulla -Highly basophilic (catecholamines) -Capsule -Vascular -Venous channels -Ganglions present
Lung anthracosis -Carbon accumulation -May see granulomas -Enlarged MPs - anthracotic -No necrosis -Multinucleated giant cells
Bronchogenic Carcinoma -Thickened alveolar wall -Small alveolar space -Type II pneumocyte proliferation -FIbrosis
Cerebrum -White and grey matter -Vascular -Basophilic - catecholamines -Corpus callosum - middle space -Frontal lobe RHS -Amygdala lower LHS
Cerebellum -Purkinje cells -White and grey matter -Highly basophilic - catecholamines -Granular layer -Pia mater -Nissl substance (purple) -Cauliflower appearance
Spinal cord -Nissl substance (purple - basophilic RNA in RER) -Motor neurons -Axons
Spinal cord -Central canal - CSF -White and grey matter -Ventral and dorsal horns
Peripheral nerve -Schwann cells
Peripheral nerve -Epineurium -Perineurium -Endoneurium
Corpus luteum -Fibrous scar visible -Thick wall - lutein cells -Central cavity - blood clot, replaced with connective tissue -Oocytes on periphery
Ovary -Largest - Graafian follicle -Antral follicle -Primary follicle (unseen) -Primordial follicle (unseen) -Capsule -Vascular
Testis (Epididymus) -Epididymus - single coiled duct -Muscular layer -Principal cells - tall coumnar, microvilli
Testis (semniferous tubule) -Primary spermatocytes (rarely visible) -Spermatogonia (on BM) -Sertoli cells (large, prominent nucleus)
Testis -Thick tunica albuginea capusle -Connective tissue between lobules -Semniferous tubules - coiled
Spleen -Capsule -Trabeculae -White pulp (basophilic, lymphatic) -Red pulp (eosinophilic, RBCs) -Marginal zone (between red and white - interact)
Pancreas (PAS) -Glycogen appears MAGENTA
Pancreas -Islets of Langerhans (pale) -Parasympathetic ganglions (v similar appearance) -Exocrine cells (dark) -Capsule -Lymph nodes may be seen -Lobes/lobules
Pancreatic duct -Between lobules
Pancreas -Capsule -Lobes/lobules -Adipose tissue with lymph nodes
Stomach (PAS) -Mucins appear MAGENTA
Duodenum (glands) -Brunner's glands -Alkaline mucus in submucosa
Duodenum -Thick SM - muscularis externa -Submucosa (glands only present in oesophagus/duodenum) -Mucosa - villi, brush border
Stomach -Mucosa - glands, gastric pits -Submucosa (connective tissue) -Muscularis externa -Adventitia (loose connective tissue)
Kidney (PAS) (Renal corpuscle) -Basement membrane (red) -Vascular loops of glomerulus
Kidney -Capsule -Cortex - ultrafiltration -Medulla - urine -Renal pelvis - to ureter -Hilium - exit
Hepatitis -Portal triad - inflammation, proliferation -"Ballooning" of hepatocytes -Necrosis (spotty)
Liver (PAS) -Glycogen appears MAGENTA
Liver -Hexagonal hepatocytes -Central vein -Portal triads -Sinusoids
Adrenal gland -Capsule -Cortex -Medulla -Medullar vessel - large vein
Trachea -Purple cartilage -Smooth muscle -Seromucous glands -Columnar epithelium, pseudo-strat
Lung (alveoli) -Type I and II pneumocytes -Air spaces
Larynx (MT) -Goblet cells -Pseudostratified ep -Laryngeal glands
Thyroid (MT) -Follicular cell - colloid (thyroglobulin and thyroxin) -Parafollicular cells -Simple cuboidal
Cartilage -Purple - collagen (matrix) -Chondrocytes in matrix -Pink/purple - MSCs -Outer fibrous layer - fibroblasts -Pink - perichondrium - connective tissue
Skin (dermis) -Purple - papillary layer -Thick connective tissue layer -Glands
Epidermis (thick keratinised) -Dead cells on outside -Granular keratinocytes -Keratinocytes - purple layer (spinosum) -Dermis
Adipose (brown) -Smaller -Droplets
Adipose (white) -Large cells -Flattened nuclei -Appear empty - lipids removed during processing
Skeletal muscle -Striated -Sarcomeres -Gaps between myofibrils -Satellite cells - dark, on surface
Skeletal muscle (longitudinal) -Polygon shape -Nuclei appear at periphery
Cardiac muscle -Striations -Can be 2 nuclei -Branching -Intercalated discs
Smooth muscle -No striations -Spindle-shaped -Less gaps -Little detail
Smooth muscle (cross-section) -Central nuclei -Spindle-shaped cells
Compact bone -Osteons - unit -Large osteoblasts -Very small osteocytes -Haversian vessel - remnants of BV/nerve -Haversian canal - centre of an osteon -Haverian lamellae - concentric circles
Transitional epithelium (relaxed) -Apical - dome-shaped umbrella cells -Several layers
Transitional epithelium (stretched) -Umbrella cells flattened -Several layers
Stratified epithelium -Several layers e.g. oesophagus
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