Connective Tissue Flashcards

(42 cards)

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Connective tissue function

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support, bind other tissues
transport
store energy (fat)
sensations (nerves - not cartilage)

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GAGS examples

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chondroitin/keratan/dermatan/haparin sulphate

hyalurounic acid

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choindroitin sulphate location

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cartilage, blood, bone, skin

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keratan sulphate location

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cornea, cartilage, bone

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dermatan sulphate location

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skin, tendons, heart valves

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hyaluronic acid function

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lubricate joints
maintain eyeball shape
bind cells

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Elastic fibre structure

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elastin surrounded by fibrillin glycoprotein

fibrous

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8
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collagen structure

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parallel bundles of proteins

THICC

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reticular fibre structure

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collagen wrapped in glycoprotein

thinner, branched

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reticular fibre location

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BM,
smooth muscle
nerve fibres
vessels

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macrophage function and location

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phagocytic
langerhans - skin
dust - lung
kupffner - liver
wandering - sites of injury, inflammation and illness
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mast cells function and location

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release histamine to change permeability of blood vessel walls
found near blood vessels

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basophils function

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release histamines - inflammatory reacftion

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eosinophils function

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parasitic response, allergic respoknse

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neutrophils function

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phagocytic

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16
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what are platelets formed from

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megakaryocytes

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17
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hyaline cartilage structure

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gel
weal
flexible
fibres are not obvious
surrounded by perichondrium
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hyaline cartilage location

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end of respiratory structures:

septum, bronchi, trachea

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elastic cartilage structure, function, location

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chondrocytes in elastic fibre network\
surrounded by perichondrium
maintains shape
sound structures - ear, larynx lid, auditory tubes

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fibrocartilage location and strucfture

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joint interfaces, where tendons insert into cartilage
no perichondrium
fibroblasts amongst thick collagen bundles

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lamellae function and structure

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rings of mineral salts - CaPO4, Ca(OH)2
collagen
strong & hard - responsible for compact bone

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lacunae structure and function

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small spaces between lamellae for osteocytes

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canaliculi structure and function

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canals

transport of O2, nutrients, waste

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haversian/central canal structure and function

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contains blood, lymph, nerves

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Spongy bone function/structure
``` no osteons - trabeculae instead - no haversian canal - marrow instead. --> Marrow! (red and yellow) porous makes RBC stores fat ```
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where is dense regular connective tissue found
ligaments, tendons aponeuroses
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dense irregular structure
collagen fibres in an irregular arrangement
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dense irregular CT location
arranged in sheets reticular dermis fascaie - around muscles and cartilage, separate things
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dense elastic CT location
lungs | elastic arteries
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loose areolar tissue location and function
``` packing material all 3 fibres beneath skin around blood vessels, nerves, organs papillary dermis ```
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what CT is adipose tissue found with
areolar
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loose reticular CT structure
reticular fibres and cells in network
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where is loose reticular CT found
stroma of liver, spleen, lymph nodes, RB marrow BM binds smooth muscle
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mesenchyme structure
mesenchyme cells in reticular fibre network
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mucous CT structure
fibroblasts in GS with collagen fibre network
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areolar CT structure
all 3 fibres | many types of cells - fibroblasts, mast cells, WBC's, plasma cells, macrophages, adipocytes
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brown adipose tissue features
more blood vessels pigmented mtchondria more common in children and infants than in adults
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what is a source of stem cells
adipose tissue
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elastic CT structure and location
fibroblasts in elastic fibre network lungs and elastic arteries trachea bronchial tubes
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hyaline cartilage location
ends of long bones parts of larynx, trachea, bronchi, bronchial tubes embryonic skeleton
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hyaline cartilage structure
gel shiny fine collagen fibres prominent chrondrocutes in lacunae surrounded by perichondrium
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hyaline cartilage function
flexibility | protect joints