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  1. Elevated Jugular Venous Pressure (JVP)

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    Description: A person with congestive heart failure who presented with an exceedingly elevated JVP, the arrow is pointing to the external jugular vein (marked by the arrow) however, JVD is measured by the internal jugular vein which can also be seen here
    Keywords: JVP, Jugular venous pulse, Jugular venous pressure, Jugular venous distention

  2. Muscular Vein, Artery, and Nerve

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    Description: System: Musculoskeletal, Cardiovascular Organ: Muscle, vein, artery, and nerve Disease process: Normal Species: Human Highest magnification: 20x Stain: H&E
    Keywords: histology, muscular vein, nerve, artery, Anatomy & histology, morphology, anatomy

  3. Wall Vein

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    Description: Histology: Wall vein (labeled) Slide 83
    Keywords: anatomy & histology, anatomy, histology, morphology, Wall vein

  4. External Jugular Vein

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    Description: System: Cardiovascular Organ: External jugular vein Disease process: Normal Species: Human Highest magnification: 20x Stain: H&E Note that there is no external elastic membrane, that the middle coat is thin and the smooth muscle is loosely organized.
    Keywords: vein, morphology, blod vessels, Anatomy & histology, external jugular vein, vascular system, anatomy, histology

  5. Vena Cava, Monkey

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    Description: H&E & Kornhauser quadruple
    Keywords: cavae, venae, vena cava, monkey, morphology, histology, monkeys, anatomy, Anatomy & histology

  6. Artery and Vein, Monkey

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    Description: Histology: Artery & Vein, Monkey; H&E (1.5 microns) There are two vessels on this slide. Some features of muscular arteries include: omnipresent internal elastic membrane (sometimes observed without elastic stains), a thick middle coat of tightly packed smooth muscle, and a tunica adventitia the width of which is of the same dimension or smaller than the tunica media. C. Arteriole Arterioles are the smallest of muscular arteries. By definition, the tunica media of arteriole contains l-7 layers of smooth muscle. The smallest arterioles, i.e., those with one layer of smooth muscle are the easiest to identify. These are characterized by the following features: 1. a lumen which is approximately the size of a capillary or 2. a lumen which is approximately l/3 the cross-sectional diameter of the vessel. 3. three tunics which are equal in size or thinner than the size of the vessel's lumen. 4. very little adventitia
    Keywords: vein, anatomy & histology, histology, morphology, anatomy, artery, HE stain, H&E stain, Hematoxylin and eosin stain

  7. Artery and Vein, Femoral

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    Description: System: Cardiovascular Organ: Artery adn vein, femoral Disease process: Normal Species: Human Highest magnification: 20x Stain: elastin stain
    Keywords: anatomy & histology, histology, femoral arteries, anatomy, morphology, femoral veins

  8. Jugular Venous Pressure - Normal

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    Description: Jugular venous pressure - Normal
    Keywords: JVP, jugular venous pulse, jugular venous pressure

  9. Vein

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    Description: System: Cardiovascular Organ: Vein, Artery, Nerve Disease process: Normal Species: Human Highest magnification: 20x Stain: Elastic Stain
    Keywords: morphology, Anatomy & histology, nerve, anatomy, elastic stain, artery, histology

  10. Vena Cava

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    Description: Vena cava
    Keywords: anatomy, cavae, venae, Anatomy & histology, morphology, histology, vena cava