Chapter 4 Flashcards

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epithelial

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covers body surfaces, hollow surfaces, and body cavities, little intercellular space, avascular

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connective

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protects and supports, intercellular space filled with matrix (nonliving), highly vascular

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muscle

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makes body parts move

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nervous

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detects stimulus inside and outside the body

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5
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tight junction

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membranes of cells almost completely fused

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gap junctions

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tubular channels (connexons) link cells and membranes are not tightly fused

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desmosomes

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cadherins anchors parts of the membranes to each other

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simple squamous

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fxn: diffusion, filtration, secretions
location: BV, lungs, kidneys, serous membrane

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simple cuboidal

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fxn: secretions and absorption
location: glands, ovaries, kidney tubes

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nonciliated

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fxn: secretion and absorption
location: gastrointestinal tract

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9
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stratified squamous

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fxn: protection
location: outer layer of skin, mouth, and tongue

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stratified cuboidal

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fxn: protection and some secretion and absorption
location: sweat glands, esophageal glands

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ciliated

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fxn: move mucus and other substances across cells
location: upper respirator tract, uterus

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endocrine glands

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ductless, pass secretions through the blood

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transitional

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fxn: permits distension
location: urinary bladder, urethra, ureters

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stratified columnar

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fxn: protection and secretion
location: urethra, large secretory ducts

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psuedostratified columnar

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fxn: secretion, movement
location: airways, glands

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13
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simple branched tubular

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gastric glands

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13
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exocrine glands

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ducts, secretions emptied onto bodies surfaces or lining epithelium

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14
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simple tubular

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location: large intestines

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15
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simple coiled tubular

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sweat glands

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16
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simple acinar/ alviolar

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male urethra

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17
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compound tubular

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bulbourethral glands

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18
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simple branched acinar/ alviolar

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sebaceous glands

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compound acinar/ alviolar
mammary glands
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compound tubuloacinar
pancreas
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merocrine
mainly fluid secretions
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holocrine
cell ruptures (whole cell in the secretions)
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apocrine
part of cells are in secretions
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plasma cells
secrete antibodies
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fibroblasts
secrete fibers and matrix
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mesenchymal cells
fibroblasts- loose/dense CT, chondroblasts- cartilage, osteoblasts- bone
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macrophages
engulf (eat) foreign particles and worn out parts
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mast cells
produce histamines
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adipocytes
store fats
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reticular
fine bundles pf collagen, branched for support
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white blood cells
fight infections
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elastic
extremely flexible, not as strong as collagen
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collagen
extremely strong, great tensile stength
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areolar
fxn: binds body parts location: small BV, nerves, subcutaneous look: dark red lines, thin lines, and dark spots in the back
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adipose
fxn: nutrient storage, protection, and insulation location: fat look: wide white circles (fat), thin lines around
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reticular
fxn: internal framework location: lymphatic system, bone marrow look: pretty, black lines, smaller circles, mr thomas wants it for his wife
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dense regular
fxn: strengthen attachments location: tendons and ligaments look: waves patterns, no space, densely compacted
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dense irregular
fxn: strengthen tissue location: dermis, bones, and pericardium look: irregular pattern, no space, densely compacted
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elastic CT tissue
fxn: allows stretching of many organs' location: arteries, trachea, lung tissue look: squiggly lines across
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hyaline
fxn: support location: end of nose, in your bones look: circular cells w nucleus (eyes) in smooth space, no fibers
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fibrocartilage
fxn: strong support withstand heavy pressure location: intervertebral discs look: always blue, pattern
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elastic cartilage
fxn: support and give shape location: external ear, larynx look: not much space, many eyes, compacted
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bone
fxn: support, protect, store, attachment location: bones look: like a tree, concentric rings, black holes (osteocytes)
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blood
fxn: transport and protect location: heart and BV look: bunch of circles, some look different (white blood cell)
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lymph
fxn: protect location: lymphatic vessels and organs look: many tiny dark circles, no space
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skeletal
fxn: voluntary movement, striated location: attached to skeleton look: striated, patterned, larger circles between layers
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cardiac
fxn: involuntary movement of heart, striated, intercalated disks location: heart look: striated, pattern, dark red lines throughout
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nervous
fxn: regulate and control body functions location: nerves look: hand, has axon and smaller ending dendrites
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neurons
generate and conduct electrical impulses
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neuroglial
support, insulate, and protect neurons
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regeneration
fully regenerates and looks normal after ex. skin
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fibrosis
tissue tries to repair but is interrupted ex. scar