Lab Quiz 1 Flashcards
(17 cards)
Connective Tissue
fatty tissue
storage and insulation
Adipose
Connective Tissue:
most common packing material - fill spaces
attach muscle to skin and muscle to organs
high degree of skin movement
Areolar
Connective Tissue
throughout body
carry oxygen and CO2
immunity and stops bleeding
Blood
Connective Tissue
throughout body
hardest, supports blood production, protection, pH balance, mineral storage
Bone
Muscle TIssue
- Striated, involuntary
- branched electrical impluse causes attached
Cardiac
Epithelial:
- finger like extensions
- absord, secrete, moves stuff back out
Ciliated Epithelium
Difference of Epithelial
Connective Tissue
flexible support
external ear, epigloltis (flap in back of throat)
Elastic Cartilage
Connective Tissue
stiff but flexible support
reduces friction
located in joints, connects ribs to sternum, around bronchial tube/ esophogus, nasal septum
Hyaline Cartilage
Nervous Tissue
- transmit info through electrical impluses
- makes up CNS and PNS
- cell body and nervous process
axon=away
dendrites=bring back
Neuron
Epithelial
-one layer with column
absord and secrete mucas enzymes
digestive tract/bladder
Simple Columnar
Epithelial:
- cubes with nuclus (one layer)
- secrete and absorb
- kidneys, ducts, glands
Simple Cuboidal
Epithelial:
- one layer, long and flat
- job: allow passage through diffusion
- mouth, esophagus, anus
Simple Squamous
Muscle:
- attached to bones by tendons
- striated, voluntary
Skeletal
Muscle Tissue
vessels, digestive/urinary tract
nonstriated, involuntary
Smooth
Epithelial:
mutilayer
protect against abrasion
also in the skin
Stratified squamous
Connective Tissue
strong, rope like
makes up tendons (muscle to bone) and legiments (bond to bone)
white fibrous (dense CT)
