connective tissue: test 1 Flashcards

1
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what are the general features of connective tissue?

A

1) Consist of cells surrounded by a matrix
2) Matrix may be fluid, semi-fluid, gelatinous, fibrous, calcified matrix gives the tissue its consistency.
3) Matrix is made by the cells then they live in it.
4) Doesn’t occur on free surfaces (except in joints)
5) Has a nerve supply
6) Has a blood supply

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2
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which type of connective tissue cells secrete matrix?

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fibroblasts

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3
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immune cells, engulf pathogens and kill them. which type of connective tissue cells is this ?

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macrophages

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4
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immune cells, make antibodies, type of lymphocyte. which type of connective tissue cells is this?

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plasma cells

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5
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immune cells, creates histamine, and causes swelling, is which type of connective tissue cells?

A

mast cells

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6
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which type of connective tissue cells are fat storage cells?

A

adipose cells

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7
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various white blood cells of the immune system fight infections, is which type of connective tissue cells?

A

leukocytes

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8
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what is a non-cellular material surrounding the cells gives connective tissue shape and consistency made by fibroblasts made of ground substance?

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connective tissue matrix

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9
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what is ground substance?

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are molecules made of protein and polysaccharides. 4 ground substance molecules are in the matrix.

  1. hylauronic acid
  2. chondroitin sulfate
  3. dermatin sulfate
  4. keraton sulfate.
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10
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what is hylauronic acid?

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viscous and slippery. ex- lubrication in joints, and in the eyeball

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what is chondroitin sulfate?

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jelly like Ex- in cartilage, bone, and skin.

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12
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what is dermatin sulfate?

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stronger, tough, not stiff, flexible. Ex- tendons and blood vessels

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13
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what is keraton sulfate?

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hard and strong. Ex- bone and fingernails

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14
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what gives matrix strength, shape or elasticity.

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Fibers

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15
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which type of fiber give is tough and strong. Strengthen connective tissue.

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collagen

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16
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which type of fiber forms a mesh to give a tissue shape?

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reticular fibers

17
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which type of fiber allows tissue to stretch?

A

elastic fibers

18
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which type of connective tissue has fewer fibers so matrix has “space” for cells and ground substances?

A

Loose connective tissue

19
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what type of connective tissue matrix has all 3 fibers and all 4 ground substance molecules. Acts as a packing material in organs and tissues. Cushions tissue. Ex- subcutaneous layer under skin

A

Areolar connective tissue

20
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what type of connective tissue fat tissue’s Major cell type is adipose cells. Very few fibers. Stores fat. Acts as armor for organs (protect). Fill out spaces?

A

adipose tissue

21
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what type of connective tissue has lots of reticular fibers, Makes internal structure of organs?

A

Reticular connective tissue

22
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what type of connective tissue has lots of fibers, Room for cells or ground substance?

A

Dense connective tissue

23
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what type of connective tissue has all fibers run in the same direction. Ex- tendons. Strong in fiber direction, weak perpendicular to fiber direction?

A

Dense regular connective tissue

24
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what type of connective tissue has lots of fibers ging in all directions. Strong in every direction. Ex- dermis of the skin?

A

Dense irregular connective tissue

25
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what type of connective tissue has lots of elastic fibers for stretchy tissues? Ex- arteries

A

Elastic connective tissue

26
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what is stiff, inflexible connective tissue and strong solid matrix with holes (lacuna) for cells (chondrocytes)?

A

cartilage

27
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which type of cartilage is the most common cartilage. weakest type? Ex- in joints between some bones, between ribs and sternum, nose.

A

hyaline cartilage

28
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which type of cartilage contains lots of collagen fibers. Strongest cartilage and the Least flexible? Ex- pubic symphysis, intervertebral discs.

A

fibrocartilage

29
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which type of cartilage has lots of elastic fibers. Most flexible cartilage? Ex- pinna of ear (auricle)

A

elastic cartilage

30
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what is oseus tissue?

A

bone

31
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what is the term for: an epithelial tissue over a connective tissue?

A

epithelial membrane

32
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what is a mucous membrane?

A

epithelial membrane
lining open cavity
has single cell glands to secrete liquid to keep membrane moist.

33
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what is serous membrane?

A

epithelial membrane lining a closed cavity has 2 layers:
1. parietal layer
2. visceral layer
between the layers is serous fluid.

34
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which layer of the serous membrane lines the cavity?

A

parietal layer

35
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which layer of the serous membrane wraps each organ?

A

visceral layer