(3) tissues Flashcards

(55 cards)

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4 types of tissue

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connective
epithelial
muscle
nervous

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connective cells

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cells surrounded by extra-cellular non-living tissue called a matrix // adipose, bone, blood, cartilage

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epithelial cells

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cells that line body surfaces as well as hollow cavities and canals

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muscle cells

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cells that contract together following stimulation // skeletal, smooth, cardiac

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nervous cells (neurons)

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cells that receive and transmit info and signals // motor, inter, sensory

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(func) connective

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protection
support
fill space
connect
[2 types: loose & fibrous // ex: adipose, bone, blood, cartilage]
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(func) epithelial

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covering
protection
line cavities, ducts, and blood vessels
make up exocrine & endocrine glands

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(func) muscle

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movement
support
protection
walls of organs
thermoregulation
[3 types: skeletal, smooth, cardiac]
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(func) nervous

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carry info throughout the body
stimulus input
processing info
response output

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(func) adipose

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(aka fat)
store energy
padding
thermal
fill space
support
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(func) bone

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support
protection
MINIMAL movement

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(func) blood

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gas exchange

connection

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(func) cartilage

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shock absorber

protection

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shapes of epithelial tissue

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simple cuboidal / simple columnar / simple squamous / stratified squamous

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(describe) epithelial: simple cuboidal

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1 layer, cubes

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(describe) epithelial: simple columnar

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1 layer, columns

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(describe) epithelial: simple squamous

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1 layer, flat irregular shaped

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(describe) epithelial: stratified squamous

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several flat irregular shaped layer

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(def/func) muscle: skeletal

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linear & cylindrical - very organized, attached to the skeletal system through tendons
movement
support
protection
thermoregulation
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(def/func) muscle: smooth

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walls of internal organs and larger blood vessels
movement
walls of hollow organs

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(def/func) muscle: cardiac

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connected to other cardiac muscles
movement [of heart]
walls of organ [heart]

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(func) motor neurons

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stimulus output, carry info from brain to body

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(func) interneurons

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process/interpret info and make response

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(func) sensory neurons

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stimulus input, carry info from body to brain

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(func) neuroglia
"neural glue" maintain homeostasis support protection
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(func) connective: loose
connects epithelial tissues to underlying tissues & holds organs in place
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(func) connective: fibrous
tendons(m-b) and ligaments(b-b)
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(func) connective: fibrous: tendon
connect muscle to bone
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(func) connective: fibrous: ligament
connect bone to bone
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(def) tissues
groups of cells with similar form and function
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(def) organs
groups of tissues with a shared/common function
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(def) organ systems
groups of organs with a shared/common function
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(def) homeostasis
maintaining balanced internal conditions despite external/environmental changes
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(func) muscular system
support | movement
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(func) skeletal system
protection | support
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(func) circulatory system
transport gases/nutrients/waste/chemicals through the body
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(func) respiratory system
gas exchange
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(func) endocrine system
control body functions through chemical messengers
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(func) nervous system
regulate body functions through impulses
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(func) excretory system
removal of liquid waste
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(func) digestive system
breakdown/absorption of food
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(func) reproductive system
production of sex cells to make offspring
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(func) immune system
fight off pathogens and diseases
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(func) integumentary system
protection | thermoregulation
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parts: muscular system
muscles | tendons
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parts: skeletal system
bones | vertebrae
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parts: circulatory system
heart veins arteries
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parts: respiratory system
mouth nose thoracic cavity organs
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parts: endocrine system
``` brain thyroid adrenals thymus ovaries/testes pancreatic islets ```
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parts: nervous system
brain + 5 senses nerves spinal cord
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parts: excretory system
kidneys ureters bladder urethra
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parts: digestive system
``` mouth nose throat liver gallbladder stomach pancreas colon small & large intestines ```
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parts: reproductive system
female & male genitals
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parts: immune system
``` tonsils bone marrow thymus spleen lymphatic vessel lymph node ```
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parts: integumentary system
hair skin nails associated glands