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BLOOD smear. Find all the formed elements. Click for slide page. |
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The HEART is composed of several distinct regions and a number of
different tissue types.
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Blood vessels are of three main types: arteries, capillaries, and
veins. Both arteries and veins have a 3-layered pattern to their
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Lymphatic nodules generally appear in microscopic sections as circular or oval
formations of closely packed lymphocytes. (This slide NOT REQUIRED
for chapter 7.)
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Lymph nodes generally have an outer dense connective tissue
capsule and an inner framework of connective tissue which forms trabeculae. Click for slide page. |
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In the SPLEEN, there are many distinct regions classed as either
red
pulp or white pulp according to their unstained appearance.
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