connective tissue Flashcards
(101 cards)
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3 elements of ct
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cell
fiber
noncellular matrix material
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classification of ct
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embryonal and adult
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2 types under embryonal ct
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mucoid ct
mesenchymal ct
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the unspecialized mesodermal tissue
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mesenchymal ct
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these ct are stellate or spindle shaped with cytoplasmic processes that eventually transform jnto various adult cell types
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mesenchymal ct
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a more advanced stage of mesenchymal ct
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mucoid ct
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mucoid ct is present in ____&
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Wharton’s jelly of umbilical cord
comb and wattle of birds
lamina propium of omasum
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principal component of mesenchymal ct
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mesenchymal cells with insignificant amnt of intercellular substance and fluid
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principal component of mucoid ct
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intercellular substance( amorphous matrix and ground substance appears granular in proper fixation
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fibril forming collagen
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types 1,2,3, 5, 11
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what type of collagen is predominate in ct
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type 1
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connect 1 tissue or organ to another
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ct
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minor component of mucoid ct
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fine collagen and elastic fibers and cells and mesenchymal cells
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prinicipal component of fibrous ct
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fibers
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fibrous ct is classified accdg to
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fiber packing or density
fiber orientation or arrangement
fiber type
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a type of fibrous ct where only the irregular form exists
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loose
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most common or ordinary ct in the body
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loose
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composed of loose array of randomly oriented collagenous, reticular and elastic fiber
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loose
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loose ct is found in
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lamina popria
t. su mucosa of tubular organs
mesenteries
subcutis
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it is where loose ct usually hypercellular and considered a diffuse lymphatic tissue
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subcutis
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principal component of loose ct
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cells and intercellular substance
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function of loose ct
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strength, support, elasticity
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2 classification of loos ct (cellular components)
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resident and wandering cells
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the normal constituents of ct and produced, grow old and die in the ct
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resident cells of loose ct
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what are the resident cells
fibroblast
mast cells
pericytes
fats
macrophages
mesenchymal cells
foreign body giant cells
reticular cells
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derived from leukocytes themselves thay have invaded the loose ct when it is needed
transient or migrant cells
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7 transient cells
plasma cells
pigment
lymphocytes
monocytes
neutrophils
eosinophils
basophils
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the most numerous and important resident cells of loose ct
fibroblast
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shape of fibroblast
between fiber- spindle shaped
not associated with fibers- stellate
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what does the fibroblast secrete
collagen and elastic precursor
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they form scar tissue when monocytes are destroyed
fibroblast
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how does finroblast form scar tissue
secretes collagen fibers to fill the gaps left by dead myocyte
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process kf scar formation
fibrosis
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fibroblast in a quisxent phase is termed
fibrocytes
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phase where fibroblasg is involved in fiber maintenance insted of fiber production
quisxent phase
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small spindle shaped cells that usually lie between bundles of fibers
fibrocytes
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oval cells with a small oval nucleus and coarse, basophilic cytoplasmic granules containing heparin and histamin and serotonind
mast cellss
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a hofmone6that is anticoagulant
heparin
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component of mast cells that increases vascular permeability and smooth muscle contraction
histamine
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histiocytes or clasmatocytes
macrophages
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very common phagocytic wandering cells in loose ct
macrophages
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deals with routine contaminants as well as to clean up debris hemorrhage and dead cells
macrophages
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specialized bacteria for phagocytosis
tubercle bacili
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large multinucleated cells formed from fusion of monocytes or macrophages
foreign body giant cells
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encloses foreign objects or debris that are too large or too resistant yo be engilfed and destroyed by single phagocyte
foreign body giant cells
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adipose cells occurs singly in ____
loose ct, inactive mammary gland, dermis and hypodermis and yellow bone marrow
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type kf fat cells that serve as a reserve store of energy and as a shock cushion for internal organs
white fat cells
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these fat cells are long lived and do not divide so its number is fixed throughout life
white fat cells
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multiocular with many small fat globules and a round nucleus with no specific position jn the cytoplasm
brown fat cells
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why is brown fat cells color brown
due to the numerous mitochondria that cast a brown color to the fresh specimen
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especially well developed in rodents that hibernate
brown fats
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it is a thermogenic tissue. which functions is to generate heat
brown fat
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found in the interscapular region of mammals and especially well developed in rats that hibernate
brown fat cells
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They are difficult to identify in tissue sections stained with H&E. They have stellate or spindle-shaped like the mesenchymal cells and therefore difficult to differentiate from the latter.
reticular cells
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formation of framework (stroma) of organs and binds together smooth muscle tissue cells.
reticular cells
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any cell type that occur around capillaries or small vessels where they intimately contact with the lining endothelium
pericyte
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are rare in loose connective tissues but if present, it could be fibroblast that have de-differentiated
mesenchymal cells
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activated B lymphocytes
plasma cells
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oval in shape with eccentrically placed nucleus.
plasma cells
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The nucleus presents a “clock face” appearance where the centrally located nucleolus is surrounded by clumps heterochromatin
plasma cells
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plasma cell in TEM
in its active state is packed with an extensive RER, accounting for the deep basophilia of the cell
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Principal producers of antibodies (immunoglobulins) that participate in the body’s humoral defense against infection
plasma cells
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pigment-containing cells of loose connective tissue
pigment cells or melanocytes
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pigmented loose ct where
core of iris, ciliary body, and ciliary process of eye
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Present in inflammatory sites, lymphatic organs, and in the lamina propria of the GUT wall together with numerous lymphocytes. Differentiate from circulating blood connective tissue (reversible process).
plasma cells
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principal component of dense connective tissue
fiber
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has a coarse network of collagen fibers (with a few elastic and reticular fibers) arranged at random.
irregular dense fibrous ct
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They have more fibers and fewer cells (fibroblast) than in loose connective tissue
irregular dfct
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irregular dfct is found in
reticular layer of the dermis of skin and capsule of organs.
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has numerous fibers run parallel to each other, an arrangement that confers tensile strength and stretch resistance.
regular dense fibrous ct
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have parallel bundles of collagen fibers between columns of fibroblast as principal component
dwfct/collagenous ct
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dwfct is founf in
tendons, most ligaments and aponeurosis
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have elastic fibers in parallel arrangement.
elastic ct
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provides springiness and stretchability to the tissues, like the nuchal ligament and the tunica media of large arterie
elastic fibers
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Sizeable defects in connective tissue are repaired by a combination of young fibroblast and capillary buds proliferating together to cover or fill in the defects. Such combination of fibroblasts and capillaries is called
granulation tissue
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color of granulation tissue
pink to red due to presence of numerous capillaries
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It forms the fibrous stroma of lymphatic and blood-forming organs, where some structural support is needed but collagen fibers are necessary
reticular ct
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principal component of reticular ct
fine reticular fibers arranged in network
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It acts like a basket that holds the cells, particularly the lymphocytes
reticular ct
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It is a loose connective tissue with pigmented-containing cells
pigmented ct
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pigmented ct is found in
iris, choroid and ciliary body and processes of the eye and in the connective tissue of pigmented skin
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Another variant of areolar connective tissue but its principal component is adipose cel
adipose tissue
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is widely distributed in the body and occurs in cluster and may be angular in shape due to pressure they exert on each other
white adipose tissue
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They have a characteristic “Chicken wire appearance”.
white adipose tissue
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can be found in hibernating rodents and in the intercapsular region of most young animals
vbrown adipose tissue
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is a variant of loose connective tissue but its principal component includes blood cells in various stages of development and maturation. It is further classified into myeloid and lymphatic tissues.
hematopoietic tissue
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produces majority of the blood cells.
myeloid tissue
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2 sources of myeloid tissue
red and yellow bone marrow
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have high cellular tissue blood cells in various stages of development, blood vessels and sinuses filled with erythrocytes.
red bone marrow
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Located in the intertrabecular or interosseous spaces of cancellous bone and marrow cavity of developing long bone
red bone marrow
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the cell easiest to identify in bone marrow
megakaryote
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Principal component are white adipose cells with developing cells as minor component
yellow bone marrow
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associated with bone trabeculae
yellow bone marrow
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produced lymphocytes. They are associated with the gastrointestinal and respiratory tracts are collectively called GALT
lymphatic tissue
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widely distributed in most ct and involved in allergic reaction
mast cells
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this is present in many organs like lung, liver, and digestive and lymphatic organs
macrophages
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pleiomorphic which means that their appearance varies with physiological state and activity
macrophages
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have angular contour and bean shaped nucleus
macrophages
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derived from circulating blood monocytes that migrate to ct
macrophages
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cells are contractile having control on the size of the vascular lumen
pericyte
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