Module 4-Tissues Flashcards

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What is tissues?

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Tissues are a group of similar cells hat perfrom a specific function

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What are the four main categories of tissues?

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Epithelial, connective, nervous and muscular

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What does epithelial tissue do?

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it is the outer layer of skin in our body and it covers many things including our entire body

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Does the epithelial tissue have blood vessels?

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no

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How is the epithelial tissue classified?

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by the shape of the cells

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How does the epithelial tissue come in shapes?

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Squamous= flat
Cuboidal= cube-shaped
Columnar= cylindral and tall

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What is another name for endocrine glands?

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ductless glands

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What do the endocrine glands do?

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They create glands and put it directly to the blood

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What do exocrine glands do?

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They create sweat, oil, and saliva

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Where do exocrine glands put those substances?

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They use ducts to send them to specific locations in the body

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What does the extracelluar matrix and what does it consists of?

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these are what make the connective tissue diverse. It consists of protein fibres and fluid

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What is fibrosus connective tissue?

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it supports, protects, and holds bones, muscles and other organs in place

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Where is firbrous connective tissue found?

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in the dermis, tendons and ligaments

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what is loose connective tissue?

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tissue in the body that helps attach one organ or tissue to another

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What are 3 types of loose connective tissue?

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areolar- collagen and elastin fibres in soft matrix
- It surrounds blood vessels, nerves, esophagus

Adipose- mostly fat cells
- It protects organs, stores energy and insulates body

Recticular- reticular fires and cells. Found in spleen, lymph nodes and bone marrow

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What is cartilage and what is it composed of

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it is composed of cells called chondrocytes.
-it has no blood vessels and has a rubbery, flexible matrix

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What happens when cartilage is damaged?

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it heals very slowly and it may not heal at all

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What are the different types of cartilage?

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hyaline, elastic, fibrocartilage

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What us Osseous tissue?

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What is the bone composed of?

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they are composed of bone cells called osteocytes

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What are some functions of the bone?

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-serves as a storage site for calcium
- supports the body and protects organs
- it has a rich blood supply which means it heals quickly

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What is blood and its functions?

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Blood is unique among the connective tissues that exists as a fluid.
- It is composed by various types of blood cells surrounded by a liquid matrix called plasma
- it transports cells from one part of the body to another
- It does not contain any fibres

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Why does dense connective tissue take time to heal?

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it has few blood supply and it has no vessels

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What are the functions of dense connective fibrosus tissue?

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Why does cartilage heal slowly?
It heals slowly due to the lack of blood circulation and it has no vessels
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What is the nervous tissue and what are the functions?
it is found in the spinal cord, nerves, and brain - it has a high degree of excitability and conductivity which allows it to communicate rapids with other parts of the body
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What are two types of nervous tissue?
Neurons- conduct nervous impulses Neuroglia- protect and assist neurons
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What are the 3 types of membranes?
The mucous membrane, serous membrane, and cutaneous membrane
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What does muscular tissue consists of?
it consists of elongated cells to become more active
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What are membranes?
they are sheets of tissues
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what are three types of muscular tissues?
skeletal, cardiac and smooth
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What are the functions of skeletal tissue?
movement, straited, voluntary
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What are the functions of Cardiac?
Heart, intercalated dics, involuntary
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What are functions of smooth muscle tissue?
organs, digestive tract, lacks sitration and involuntary
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What is the mucous membrane and its functions? What are some examples?
Mucous membrane- lines any tube/ structure open to the environment- examples are the mouth stomach, and respiratory tracts
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What is the serous membrane and its functions? Give examples-
Serous membrane lines the inside of cavities not open to the environment. Examples- pleura and pericaridium
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What is curtaneous membrane?
It is the skin
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What is another function of the serous membrane?
it also lines some closed body cavities and covers many organs
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