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    This lab exercise document provides instructions for a histology lab focusing on the microscopic examination of different types of tissues, including connective, cartilage, bone, and blood tissues. Students are instructed to use a compound microscope to view a series of slides containing various tissue samples and identify the tissues based on their distinguishing microscopic features. The document includes a review of tissue classification and the key characteristics to identify each type of tissue under the microscope.

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    LAB EXERCISE 8 – HISTOLOGY - PART 2

    REQUIRED:
    Reading required:
     Laboratory manual: Human Anatomy & Physiology Laboratory Manual with Rat Dissections, 3rd
    Custom Edition for St. John's University, 2017. Read below for specific Exercises & Activities.

     Lab Guide - Laboratory Exercise # 8 (printout)

    Personal Protective Equipment and required materials:


     White Lab coat (full knee length & long sleeves)

    PRE LAB ASSIGNMENT:


    Read the lab guide and familiarize yourself with the tissues and the various notes. Read pg. 75, 76
    and see fig. 6.4 to go over the bolded terms.

    In today’s lab, you will be provided with:


    1. A Compound microscope
    2. A set of microscope slides for Histology – Part 2

    Usage of a Compound Microscope and Slide Care:


    Before beginning this lab check with your laboratory assistant about the use and care of the compound
    microscopes – remember to focus in with the coarse adjustment knob until you see your tissue, then you
    should need only a slight turn of the fine adjustment knob to focus in the higher power lenses. ALWAYS
    PLACE AND REMOVE THE SLIDE WITH THE 4X LENS IN PLACE.

    CLASSIFICATION OF TISSUES:
    Read Exercise 6, pages 67-92

    IV- CONNECTIVE TISSUE (pg. 75-82)

    5 Main Categories
    Connective tissue types can be differentiated by the type of
    1) Extra cellular matrix
    2) Fibers
    3) Cells
    4) Vascularization.

    Study the distinguishing features of each tissue type using the Human Anatomy & Physiology Laboratory
    Manual, Pages 75-82, then look at the slide under the microscope to find these features. Identify the tissue
    based on the presence or absence of the distinguishing features. Write down your observations.
    DO NOT memorize the pictures!

    1. EMBRYONIC connective tissue is a loose tissue formed during early embryonic development. This
    type of connective tissue is found primarily in the umbilical cord. Embryonic connective tissue is not found
    in adults. There are 4 types of connective tissue which are derived from an embryonic tissue called
    mesenchyme.

    1
    Type Slide # List & Draw the Distinguishing Features

    #30
    Mesenchyme
    Fig. 6.5(a), pg. 76

    2. CONNECTIVE tissue (proper) is distinguish by their specific type of cells, fibers and ground substance

    2.a. Loose connective tissue

    Type Slide # List & Draw the Distinguishing Features

    #31 - Areolar
    Areolar
    Fig. 6.5(b), pg. 77

    #32 –
    Adipose Adipose fat
    Fig. 6.5(c), pg. 77 stained

    #33 –
    Adipose
    OsO4 stained

    #34 – Lymph
    Reticular Node
    Fig. 6.5(d), pg. 78

    2
    2.b. Dense connective tissue

    Type Slide # List & Draw the Distinguishing Features

    Dense #35 –
    Tendon
    Regular #36 –
    Fig. 6.5(e), pg. 78 Ligament

    Dense #1 – Skin
    Irregular
    Fig. 6.5(g), pg. 79

    Elastic #42 – Aorta


    Fig. 6.5(f), pg. 79 and Vein

    3. CARTILAGE

    Type Slide # List & Draw the Distinguishing Features

    Hyaline #9 – Trachea
    Fig. 6.5(h), pg. 80

    Ask TA/TF for Fibrocartilage slide


    Fibrocartilage #38 – White
    Fig. 6.5(j), pg. 81 fibrocartilage

    3
    #37 – Elastic
    Elastic Cartilage
    Fig. 6.5(i), pg. 80

    4. BONE
    Type Slide # List & Draw the Distinguishing Features

    #39 – Compact
    Compact Bone (Dry-
    Fig. 6.5(k), pg. ground)
    81

    #40 – Cancellous
    Cancellous Bone
    (Spongy)

    5. BLOOD – Figure 6.5l (l), pg. 82. Slide #41 – Blood Smear
    Read Exercise 29, pages 425-431
    Table: 29.1, page 428 (different elements of blood)

    List & Draw the Distinguishing Features


    Erythrocytes/ Leukocytes/White blood Cells
    Red Blood Granular Agranular Platelet
    Cells Eosinophils Neutophils Basophils Lymphocyte Monocyte

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