- •Nervous system
- •Molecular layer
- •The dendrites of granule cells
- •Flask-shaped cells
- •Found in the peripheral nervous system
- •Epineurium
- •Schwann cells
- •Dorsal horn
- •Nerve fibers
- •Nerve fibers
- •Nerve fibers
- •II type Impulse-conducting cardiac muscle cells
- •Pericytes
- •Muscular arteries
- •Collagen fibers
- •Appendix
- •Appendix
- •Bone marrow
- •Reticular connective tissue
- •The cortex of a lobule of the thymus
- •The cortex of a lobule of the thymus
- •Somatotropocytes
- •Mammotropocytes
- •Islets of Langerhans
- •Tunica adventitia
- •Fibroblasts
- •Erythrocytes
- •Fibroblasts
- •Endothelium
- •Smooth muscle
- •Lymphoid nodules
- •Langerhans cells
- •Fibroblasts
- •Submucosa
- •Fibroblasts
II type Impulse-conducting cardiac muscle cells
+ III type Impulse-conducting cardiac muscle cells
Impulse-generating cardiac muscle cells
Contracting cardiac muscle cells
Fibroblasts
56.Fenestrated type capillaries occur in the:
+Endocrine glands
Muscle
Liver
Spleen
Bone Marrow
57.The cells of capillaries are enclosed in their own basal lamina are:
Muscle cells
+Pericytes
Fibroblasts
Adipocytes
Endothelial cells
58.The vessels that collect excess interstitial fluid from the tissue spaces are:
+Lymphatic capillaries
Arterioles
Muscular arteries
Blood capillaries
Venules
59.The media of arterioles is composed of:
Few skeletal muscle fibers
+1-2 smooth muscle layers
Many layers of smooth muscle cells
Fenestrated membranes
Many layers of skeletal muscle fibers
60. The microvasculature includes:
+Arterioles, blood capillaries, venules
Muscular arteries
Elastic arteries
Medium veins
Thoracic duct
61. The direct vascular connection between arteries and veins, that bypass the capillary bed is:
+ Arteriovenous anastomoses
Elastic arteries
Muscular arteries
Arterioles
Medium veins
62. Sinusoidal capillaries occur in the:
+ Spleen
Kidneys
Striated muscle
Parotid glands
Pancreas
63. The outermost layer of capillaries consists of:
Pericytes
Fibroblasts
+Adventitial cells and reticular fibers are submerged into the ground substance
Elastic fibers
Endothelial cells
Which type of blood vessels contains 50-70 fenestrated membranes in its tunica media:
+Aorta
Muscular arteries
Femoral artery
Inferior venae cavae
Subclavianartery
The tunica media of elastic arteries consists chiefly of:
Collagen fibers
+Elastic fenestrated membranes
Striated muscle fibers
Reticular fibers
Smooth muscle cells
The venous valve is composed of:
+ Two leaflets of the intima
Protrusions of the media
Protrusions of the adventitia
Protruding into the lumen of the vein clusters of muscle cells
Protruding into the lumen of the vein clusters of adipocytes
Which blood vessels contains more smooth muscle cells in its three tunics:
Muscular arteries
Elastic arteries
Medium veins
+Large veins
Right lymphatic duct
The tunica media of the muscular arteriesconsists mainly of:
Collagen fibers
Elastic fibers
Reticular fibers
Striated muscle fibers
+Smooth muscle cells
Identify the structure of the capillary indicated by the letter А:
a. basal lamina
b. pericyte
c. adventitia cell
d. erythrocyte
e. endothelial cell
70.Identify the structure of the capillary indicated by the letter Б:
a. basal lamina
b. pericyte
c. adventitia cell
d. erythrocyte
e. endothelial cell
71.Identify the structure of the capillary indicated by the letter В:
a. basal lamina
b. pericyte
c. adventitia cell
d. erythrocyte
e. endothelial cell
72.Identify the structure of the capillary indicated by the letter Г:
a. basal lamina
b. pericyte
c. adventitia cell
d. erythrocyte
e. endothelial cell
73.Identify the structure of the capillary indicated by the letter Д:
a. basal lamina
b. pericyte
c. adventitia cell
d. erythrocyte
e. endothelial cell
74. Identify the structure of the Blood and Nerve bundles indicated by the letter A:
-
Lymphatic vessels
+Nerve
Artery
Vein
Adipose tissue
Identify the structure of the Blood and Nerve bundles indicated by the letter Б:
Lymphatic vessels
Nerve
+Artery
Vein
Adipose tissue
Identify the structure of the Blood and Nerve bundles indicated by the letter B:
Lymphatic vessels
Nerve
Artery
+Vein
Adipose tissue
Identify the structure of the Blood and Nerve bundles indicated by the letter Г:
Lymphatic vessels
Nerve
Artery
Vein
+Adipose tissue
Identify the structure of the heart wall indicated by the letter А:
blood vessels
+ endocardium
myocardium
epicardium
Purkinje fibers
Identify the structure of the heart wall indicated by the letter Б:
blood vessels
endocardium
+myocardium
epicardium
Purkinje fibers
80. Identify the structure of the heart wall indicated by the letter В:
blood vessels
endocardium
myocardium
+ epicardium
Purkinje fibers
81. Identify the structure of the heart wall indicated by the letter Г:
blood vessels
endocardium
myocardium
epicardium
+ Purkinje fibers
82. Lymphatic tissue in spleen can be distinguished from that found in lymph nodes by:
the absence of T cell regions in spleen
the absence of B cell regions in spleen
+ the regular association with arteries in spleen
the absence of germinal centers in spleen
the lack of plasma cell production in the spleen
83. Red pulp of the spleen consists of:
Only B- lymphocytes
Only T- lymphocytes
+ Splenic cords, venous sinuses, reticular fibers
Lymphatic nodules
Elastic connective tissue, smooth muscle tissue
84. Lymphatic nodules are not found in:
Tonsils
Spleen
Cortex of lymph nodes
Peyer’s patches
+ Thymus
85.A «thymus-dependent» region of a lymphoid organ is:
Medullary cords of lymph nodes
Hassall’s corpuscles of the thymus
Germinal centers of Peyer’s patches
+ Periarterial lymphatic sheaths of the spleen
Crypts of the pharyngeal tonsils
86.The primary cellular components of the stroma of the splenic lymphoid nodules are:
B-lymphocytes
+ Reticular cells
Dendritic cells
T-lymphocytes
Macrophages
87The structure is partly encapsulated and covered by nonkeratinized stratified squamous epithelium is:
Appendix
+ Palatine tonsil
Peyer’s patch
Spleen
Thymus
88.The lymphoid organ which has a cortex, a medulla and a subcapsular sinus is:
