Lab Manual FMS2 Wk 2

Histology
dr. Jan Tambayong, PHK

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 FMS2 Lab Manual

Introduction

• Students will work individually. Sit anywhere.

• This lab manual contains instructions for each one of the
FMS2 labs.
• Each student will look at FMS2 microscopic slides at the
beginning of each lab session (demonstration slides)
• Wear a white lab coat every time you enter the lab room.
• This lab manual is for your personal use only.

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 FMS2 Lab Manual

Important Information on the Lab Exam

• The Lab Exam will be a bell ringer exam.
• There will be an integrated lab exam, called OSPE
(Objective Structured Practical Exam) for each block,
consisting of disciplines involved in the same block (eg
Anatomy and Histology,), usually consisting of 20 stations.
• Each station will have one first-order question and one
second-order question.
– Second-order questions will include:
• Specific features (microscopic)
• Function
• Your reasoning

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Epithelium and Gland

WEEK 2 2
 LABORATORY 1

• Introduction to the FMS2 System

– The purpose of this session is to provide you with an
overview of the structure of the epithelia and gland
– Identify Sweat, Sebaceous and Apocrine Gland
– Differentiate between the excretory and secretory duct
– Compare the histological features of
• Serous gland and
• Mucous gland

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Simple squamous epithelia

Blood vessels such

as capillaries and
venules are made
of simple squamous
Simple Cuboidal Epithelia
Simple Columnar Epithelia
Stratified squamous nonkeratinized
Epithelia
Stratified squamous keratinized epithelia
Stratified cuboidal epithelia
Stratified columnar epithelia
Pseudostratified epithelia
Transitional epithelia
Sweat Gland (Merocrine)
Sebaceous Gland (Holocrine)
Apocrine Gland
 Serous Mucous and Mixed Glands

Seromucous Glands
MIXED

Serous Glands

Mucous Glands