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Organs/tissues included
Skeletal muscle
Heart muscle
Left ventricle
Atrium
Mitral valve
Coronary artery
Aorta
Lung
Esophagus
Stomach
Small intestine
Large intestine
Appendix
Pancreas
Liver
Spleen
Kidney
Ovary
Brain – cerebrum
Brain – cerebellum
Brain – pons
Pituitary
Fetal – Thymus
Fetal – Heart
Fetal – Lung
Tissue types
Epithelium – squamous
Epithelium – columnar
Epithelium – psueudstratified columnar
Connective tissue
Muscle – skeletal
Muscle – cardiac
Muscle – smooth
Neural – brain
Neural – peripheral nerve
Blood vessels
Blood cells
Fat
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Option 1: Slide panel by organ
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Skin; esophagus; skeletal muscle
Lung
Heart: left ventricle,
left atrium, mitral valve
Coronary artery with variable amount of plaque; lung
Coronary artery with moderate atherosclerosis
Aorta; esophagus
Esophagus; stomach
Large intestine; small intestine
(see notes)
Liver-1; adrenal
gallbladder
(autolyzed – decomposed)
Liver-2; small intestine
Pancreas; small intestine
Spleen; skeletal muscle; lung
(see notes)
Kidney; skeletal muscle
Ovary; dilated blood vessels
Thymus; heart; lung
(22-week fetus)
Brain – cerebral cortex
Brain – Cerebellum
Brain – Hippocampus;
pituitary
Brain – Medulla;
pituitary
Bone marrow
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Thyroid; skeletal muscle
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Spleen, skeletal muscle, lung slide: Congestion: This means the blood vessels are filled and swollen with blood (more than normal). Otherwise, the tissue appears normal. And we have included the slide because it otherwise is a good illustration of normal appearance.
Small intestine; large intestine slide: There are two additional pieces of tissue on this slide. Top left: appendix. You can see the circular muscle. The center is filled with fat and fibrous tissue instead of glands. This is a common and benign change. Otherwise, the appearance is normal. Lower right: Smooth muscle from rectum. (Lower left: colon. Middle: small intestine.)
Option 2: Tissue Type Activities
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1-2 Epithelium – squamous
1-3 Epithelium – columnar
1-4 Epithelium – pseudostratified squamous
1-5 Connective tissue
1-6 Muscle – skeletal
1-7 Muscle – cardiac
1-8 Muscle – smooth
1-9 Neural – peripheral nerve
1-10 Neural – brain
1-11 Blood vessels
1-12 Blood cells
1-13 Fat
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1-2 Epithelium – squamous
2. Low power: Identify the skin.
3. Medium power: Identify the layers of the skin.
4. High power: Identify the epithelium.
ii. Identify the layers of the epithelium.
5. Adnexal structures:
b. Are there any other adnexal structures (sebaceous glands, sweat glands, etc.)?