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This document provides an identification guide for histology slides covering various systems for medical students. It lists 35 different tissues and organs from the digestive system, urinary system, reproductive system, endocrine system, special senses and includes 1-2 key identifying features for each slide such as the tongue containing lingual papillae and skeletal muscle fibers or the kidney containing renal corpuscles and renal tubules. The guide is intended to help students identify structures under the microscope for their studies.

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Histo Slides Points

This document provides an identification guide for histology slides covering various systems for medical students. It lists 35 different tissues and organs from the digestive system, urinary system, reproductive system, endocrine system, special senses and includes 1-2 key identifying features for each slide such as the tongue containing lingual papillae and skeletal muscle fibers or the kidney containing renal corpuscles and renal tubules. The guide is intended to help students identify structures under the microscope for their studies.

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Annexure A

Identification Points for Histology Slides for 2nd Year MBBS Class

DISGESTIVE SYSTEM

1. Tongue:
a) Lingual papillae of various types
b) Skeletal muscle fibres
2. Esophagus:
a) Stratified squamous non-keratinized epithelium
b) Submucosal glands
3. Stomach Fundus & Body:
a) Shallow gastric pits
b) Gastric glands containing chief cells and parietal cells
4. Stomach-Pylorus:
a) Deep gastric pits
b) Pyloric glands lined mostly by mucous cells
5. Duodenum:
a) Leaf shaped villi
b) Brunner’s glands (submucosal glands)
6. Jejunum:
a) Tall rounded villi / finger like villi
b) Crypts of Leiberkuhn in lamina propria ] Any One of b, c
c) Muscularis externa / inner circular outer longitudinal ]
7. Ileum:
a) Club-shaped villi
b) Peyer’s patches
8. Colon:
a) Simple columnar epithelium with abundant goblet cells
b) Villi are absent

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9. Appendix:
a) Star-shaped lumen
b) Prominent lymph nodules in lamina propria
10. Rectum:
a) Rectal folds lined by simple columnar epithelium with abundant goblet cells
b) Muscularis mucosa & submucosa extending into the rectal folds
11. Parotid Gland:
a) All serous acini
b) Striated / intercalated / interlobular ducts
12. Sublingual Gland:
a) Predominant mucous acini and few serous acini
b) Few serous demilunes ] Any One of b, c
c) Very few intercalated ducts ]
13. Submandibular Gland:
a) Predominant serous acini
b) Many serous demilunes
14. Pancreas:
a) Serous acini
b) Islets of Langerhans
15. Liver:
a) Cords of hepatocytes radiating from the central vein
b) Hepatic sinusoids ] Any One of b, c
c) Portal triad ]
16. Gall Bladder:
a) Mucosal folds lined by simple tall columnar epithelium
b) Fibromuscular layer outer to mucosa

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URINARY SYSTEM
17. Kidney:
a) Renal corpuscles
b) Sections of proximal and distal convoluted tubules
18. Ureter:
a) Transitional epithelium
b) Star shaped small lumen ] any one of b, c
c) Inner longitudinal & outer circular smooth muscle layers ]
19. Urinary Bladder:
a) Transitional epithelium
b) A thick smooth muscle coat
20. Testis:
a) Seminiferous tubules lined by spermatogenous cells and sertoli cells
b) Groups of Leydig cells in the intertubular connective tissue
21. Dustus Epididymis:
a) Pseudostratified columnar epithelium with stereocilia
b) Numerous cut sections of the duct
22. Ductus Deferens:
a) Pseudostratified columnar epithelium with stereocilia
b) Thick muscularis externa with 3 layers of smooth muscle fibres
23. Seminal Vesicles:
a) Pseudostratified columnar epithelium
b) Highly convoluted lumen with crypts and cavities
24. Prostate:
a) Glandular acini containing corpora amylacea
b) Fibromuscular stroma in between the acini
25. Ovary:
a) Outer surface covered by simple cuboidal epithelium
b) Ovarian follicles in various stages of development in cortex

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26. Fallopian Tubes:
a) Simple columnar ciliated epithelium
b) Very prominent mucosal folds
27. Uterus: (in proliferative phase)
a) Endometrium with simple columnar epithelium
b) Simple tubular glands in lamina propria
28. Vagina:
a) Stratified squamous non-keratinized epithelium
b) No glands ] any one of b, c
c) Thick muscular layer ]
29. Mammary glands-inactive state:
a) Lobules and abundant inter lobular connective tissue
b) Cord like tubules lined by simple cuboidal epithelium
30. Mammary gland (lactation state):
a) Alveoli of various sizes and shapes containing secretions
b) Scanty connective tissue stroma
31. Thyroid gland:
a) Follicles lined by simple cuboidal epithelium
b) Colloid in follicles ] any one of b, c
c) Parafollicular cells ]
32. Parathyroid gland:
a) Anastomosing cords of chief cells
b) Oxyphil cells
33. Pituitary gland:
a) Chromophiles and chromoprobes
b) Acidophils and basophils
34. Adrenal gland:
a) Three zones of cortex (Zona glomerulosa, fasciculata and reticularis)
b) Medulla with irregular cords of chromaffin cells and sinusoids

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SPECIAL SENSES
35. Eye Lid:
a) Thin skin with hair follicles
b) Tarsal plate containing tarsal glands
36. Cornea:
a) Stratified squamous non keratinized epithelium
b) Bowman’s membrane, substantia propria and Descemet’s membrane
37. Retina:
a) Ten layers
b) Rods & Cones present
38. Pinna:
a) Thin skin
b) Elastic cartilage

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