A2:Characteristics of tissues Flashcards

(30 cards)

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What are Epithelial tissues?

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Epithelial are the linings of the internal and external surfaces and body cavities.

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what is the function of squamous epithelia?

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  • provide protection

- allow materials to pass through via diffusion and osmosis

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What is the location of squamous epithelia?

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  • lungs in the alveoli
  • blood capillaries
  • Bowman’s capsules of nephrons
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What is the function of Cuboidal epithelia?

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  • line ducts and tubes

- occur in glandular tissues making secretions

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What is the location of Cuboidal epithelia?

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  • kidney tubules
  • sweat ducts
  • the thyroid gland and breast tissues
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What is the function of columnar epithelia?

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The epithelium in the stomach and digestive tract provides a barrier against bacteria and only allows necessary ions to pass through.

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What is the location of columnar epithelia?

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  • The trachea and bronchi

- Villi in the small intesstines

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what is the function of neurons?

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transmit nerve impulses to other neurons,muscles and glands

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What is the location of neurons?

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Brain and spinal cord

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What is the function of neuroglia?

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  • offer support and protection to the neurons

- form myekin and assist in homeostasis

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What is the location of neuroglia?

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Brain and spinal cord

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what is the function of Blood?

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they transport respiratory gases, wastes, nutrients, immune response, and blood clotting.

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What is the location of blood?

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contained within blood vessels

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What is the function of cartilage?

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-protects the bone ends from friction during movement and forms the major part of the nose and the external ear flaps.

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What is the location of cartilage?

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  • ear
  • joints
  • bones
  • spine
  • nose
  • lungs
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What is the function of Bone?

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  • protect vital weaker tissues

- Provide shape and support

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What is the location of bone?

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  • skull
  • ribs
  • arms
  • legs
  • spine
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What is the function of areolar tissue?

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  • binds muscle groups, blood vessels, and nerves together.

- offers a degree of support to the tissue it surrounds

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What is the location of areolar tissue?

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What is the function of adipose tissue?

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-helps to insulate the body against changes to the external temperature

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What is the location of Adipose tissue?

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under the skin and around organs such as the heart

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What is the function of stratified?

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helps to move the bones of the skeleton

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What is the location of the Stratified muscle?

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attached to the bones of the skeleton

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What is the function of non-stratified muscle?

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used in internal processes and functions such as peristasis

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What is the location of non-stratified muscle?
around hollow organs such as the stomach
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What is the function of the Cardiac Muscle?
it keeps the heart beating
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What is the location of Cardiac Muscle?
The heart
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What is the function of a simple compound?
Consists of several layers of cells, the outer layer of which may be worn away
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What is the location of a simple compound?
The skin
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What is the function of Keratinised Compound?
- the outer area: the skin is dead | - Filled with a protein called keratin which gives the tissue a waterproof outer layer