This document contains a series of questions asking to identify various anatomical structures, tissues, cells and other features in histological sections under microscopy across multiple organ systems. The questions require labeling layers, epithelial tissues, connective tissues, muscle tissues, glands, secretions and other cellular structures seen in histological slides of tissues from organs like the skin, stomach, kidney and others.

1. What are these layers called?

2. Identify the structures indicated

3. Identify the type of epithelium and what tissue you are looking at

4. Identify the structures indicated

5. Identify the structures indicated.

6. Identify the structure indicated (the connective tissue layer).

7. What type of muscle is this? Identify the structure indicated.

8. What type of muscle is this? Identify the structure indicated.

9. Identify the connective tissue structure.

10. Identify this type of muscle.

11. Identify these structures.

12. Identify this structure.

13. Identify this space.

14. Identify this cortical tubule.

15. Identify this area of the kidney.

16. Where is this histological section found? What is the location of the pointed structure?

17. Characterize this tissue and name its location.

18. Identify the two layers of the Dermis and characterize their Connective Tissue.

19. Identify the structures pointed by arrows.

20. Identify the cartilage found and its location.

21. Name the primary cells of epithelim and name the layers of Muscularis Mucosae.

22. Identify location of the histological section and name its characterizing feature.

23. Name the glands found in this section.

24. Which region of the stomach is this and how can you tell?

25. What are the two cell types found here?

26. What is this structure?

27. What is this cell?

28. What is this layer?

29. What is this structure?

30. What is this layer?

31. DESCRIBE THIS STRUCTURE

32. IDENTIFY THIS LAYER

33. IDENTIFY THIS STRUCURE

34. IDENTIFY AND DESCRIBE THE CONTENTS OF THE CELLS IN LAYER “X”

35. IDENTIFY THE STRUCTURES THAT LINK THE CELLS IN THIS LAYER

37. A

39. Z

40. *

41. IDENTIFY THIS CELL

42. IDENTIFY THIS STRUCTURE

43. IDENTIFY CELL “X”

44. IDENTIFY THESE STRUCTURES

45. IDENTIFY THIS STRUCTURE

46. What is the layer identified by the arrow?

47. What cellular structure is this pointing at?

48. What is this structure?

49. What cell type is this?

50. What is the arrow pointing at?

51. *

53. *

56. What type of secretion occurs in the sebaceous gland?

57. Name this structure.

58. Identify the structure of the arrow and the layer of B.

59. Identify this structure

60. What type of cell is indicated?

61. Identify this structure.

62. Identify this structure.

63. Name this structure

64. Identify this structure

65. Identify this structure

66. Identify this structure.

67. What type of granules make up this layer?

68. What is the name of this cell?

69. What cell is this?

70. What cell is the blue arrow pointing to?

76. Identify the layer marked by the asterisk

77. Identify the cell marked by the arrow with the asterisk

78. Identify the layer marked by the asterisk *

79. A The lacuna at A gains a white appearance as it fills with what substance?

80. * What hormone is the cell (marked by the asterisk) regulated by?

81. What type of secretion does this gland undergo?

82.  Identify this structure.

83. I Classify this gland. 

84. * Identify this (*) structure.

85. * Identify this structure.

86. Identify the type of secretion

87. Identify this layer of IRS

88. Identify the type of epithelium

89. Identify the type of secretion

90. Identify granules contained in cells

91. 1)… 2)…

92. 1) …

93. NAME THIS STRUCTURE:

94. Zone of…

95. 1) … 2) … Name the two layers and the structure that they make up.

96. Name the areas below: 1)… 2)…