STUDY GUIDE F - UNIT 2 Flashcards

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  • Contains Circular-Like Structure
  • Tightly Packed Cells
  • Minimal ECM
  • Lines, Body Cavities, and Forms Glands
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Epithelial Tissue.

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  • Contains Cells, Proteins, Fibers, and Ground Substance
  • Binds, Supports, and Protects Other Tissues and Organs
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Connective Tissue.

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  • Cells That May Be Cylindrical, Branching, or Spindle-Shaped
  • Contains Myofilaments
  • Skeletal Muscle Moves Skeleton, Cardiac Muscle Moves Blood Through Cardiovascular System, Smooth Muscle Moves Material Through Body Organs
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Muscle Tissue.

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  • Contains Neurons and Glial Cells
  • ____ Relay Electrical Signals, Glial Cells Support, Protect, and Nourish _____
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Nervous Tissue.

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Common Functions of Epithelia?

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Physical Protection, Selective Permeability, Absorption of Epithelial Lining, Secretion and Release, and Reception of Sensations.

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  • Single Layer of Thin, Flat Cells
  • Allow for Rapid Difussion and Filteration
  • Lining of Heart Chambers and Blood Vessels, and Lymph Nodes
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Simple Squamous Epithelium.

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  • Single Layer of Cells (Spherical and Centrally Located in Nucleus)
  • Absorption and Secreation
  • Lining of Kidney Tubules
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Simple Cuboidal Epithelium.

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  • Single Layer Cells with varying Heights, Connected to Basement Membrane
  • NOT ALL CELLS REACH APICAL SURFACE
  • Has Goblet Cells and Cilia
  • Protection and Secretion of Mucin
  • Airway to Trabsport and Release
  • Includes Nasal Cavity + Larger Airways
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Pseudostratified Ciliated Columnar Epithelium

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  • Single Layer Cells With Varying Heights; Connect Basement Membrane
  • Lacks Goblet Cells and Cilia
  • Protection
  • Male Urethera and Epididymus
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Pseudostratified Nonciliated Columnar Epithelium.

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  • Single Layer of Nonciliated Cells
  • Oval-shaped Nucleus
  • May Contain Goblet Cells
  • Absorption and Secretion
  • Lining of the Gastrointestinal Digestive Tract
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Nonciliated Simple Columnar Epithelium.

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  • Single Layer of Ciliated Cells
  • Oval-shaped Nucleus
  • May Contain Goblet Cells
  • Oocyte Movement Through the Uterine Tube
  • Larger Broncholies (Air Passageway) - “Uterine Tubes to Zygote”
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Ciliated Simple Columnar Epithelium.

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  • Multiple Cell Layers, Basal Cells are Cuboidal/Polyhedral
  • Does Not Contain Nucleus nor Organelles
  • Protection of Underlying Tissue to Form Abrasion
  • Epidermis of Skin
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Keratinized Stratified Squamous Epithelium.

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  • Multiple Cell Layers, Basal Cells are Cuboidal/Polyhedral
  • Contains Nucleus and Organelles
  • Lacks Keratin
  • Protection of Underlying Tissue to Form Abrasion
  • Lining of Oral Cavity (Upper Frontal)
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Nonkeratinized Stratified Squamous Epithelium.

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  • Varies Epithelial Appearance
  • Accomidates Urine Volume through Urinary System
  • Lining of Urinary Bladder and Part of Urethra
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Transitional Epithelium.

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  • Two or More Layers of Cells
  • Protection and Secretion
  • Some Ducts of Exocrine Glands and Ovarian Follicles
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Stratified Cuboidal Epithelium.

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  • Two or More Layers of Cells
  • Protection and Secretion
  • Rare Ducts of Salivary Glands
  • Lining of the Membraneous Part of the Male Urethra
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Stratified Columnar Epithelium.

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What Are Glands?

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Individual Cells and Multicellular Organs of Epithelial Tissue.

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What Are Endocrine Glands?

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Lacks Ducts and Secretes Products (I.E. Hormones) Into Blood Transported Body.

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What Are Exocrine Glands?

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Unicellular, Contains No Ducts, Numerous Cells Work Together to Produce Secretion.

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What Are Exocrine Glands’ Functions?

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Development, Imagination of Epithelial Burrogous Underlying Connective Tissue.

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  1. Merocrine: Package Secretion in Secretory Vesicles Through Exocytosis
  2. Aprocrine: Secretory Material Cell’s Apical Portion Pincthes Off Through Endocytosis
  3. Holocrine: Cells accumulate a Product - the Entire Cell disintegrates (Dead Cell Epithelial Contains Cell Division)
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The Classification of Exocrine Glands.

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What are Fibroblasts?

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They Produce the Protein Fibers and Ground substance components of the Extracellular Matrix.

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What Are Adipocytes?

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Small Clusters of Connective Tissue Proper, Large Clusters Dominate an Area, and Related to Adipose Connective Tissue.

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What Are Mesenchymal?

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Embryonic Stem Cell within Connective Tissue. Cells will divide if Tissue is damaged, and differentiate into The Type of Connective Tissue it is needed.

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What Are Fixed Macrophages?
Irregularly Shaped Cells Derived from a Type of Lymphocyte, Associated Monocyte, Engulfed by Pathogens, and Phagocytosis.
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What Are Mast Cells?
Lukeocytes By Formed of Red Bone Marrow, Migrate and Become Resident of Cells of Connective Tissue Throughout Their Body.
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What Are Wondering Cells?
Plasma Cells, Antibody Creation, Neutralized Specific Number of Antigens (Foreign Substances).
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- Support Structures of the Umbilical Cord - Spindle-Shaped + Ground Susbtance That is a Viscous Fluid
Mucous Connective Tissue.
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What is The Function of Leukocytes?
Defend Against Infections and Harmful Invaders.
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What Are Eliscolands?
An Inflammatory Response Heightened + Release of Pro-Inflammation.
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3 Proteins Fibers Contain:
1. Collagen (Flexible and Stretchable), 2. Reticular Fibers (Behind + Thinner + Stroma of Organs), 3. Elastic Fibers (Protein Linings and Stretch Back to Normal).
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What is Ground Substance?
Molecular, Connective Tissue Cell, Within Substance Connective Tissue Cells, and Proteins Fibers Reside. Fluid Molecules Move Through continuously.
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Body Vertebrate:
Large Round Weight Bearing Rotation.
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Vertebrale Arch:
Bony Ring Vertebrae Contain Pedicles and Lamina.
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Cerebral Foramen:
Considered Hole v. Arch, Veretral Canal - Continualsey Tunnel Fund Sytaked Formina. Contains the Contents of the Spinal Chord and Mengies.
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Spineous Process:
Post projection from Veretbrae, Paltaplate Is Midline Back.
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Transverse Process:
Lateral Projections, Muscles and Ligament Attachments.
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Superior Articulor Process:
Upward Projection Forms Vertebrae Above.
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Superior Articlor Faucet:
Smooth Surface on Process.
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Inteverbratel Disc:
Carrtilidge Between Vertebrael Bodies. Contains Nucleus Purposes (Cell-Like Centric) and Annulus Fibrosus (Throughout Outer Ring).
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What Are Abnormalities To Note?
1. Hyperkyphosis: Results in Osteoporosis due to vertebral Fracture, causing chronic Contractions. 2. Hyperlordosis: Exaggerated Lumbar Curvature, Protrusion of Abdomen and Buttocks, Adds Abdominal Weight. 3. Scoliosis: Most Common, During Development, where the Body Fails and the Vertebral Arch and Body become paralyzed. Needs Surgical Intervention.
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What Are Associated Discs To Understand?
1. Interverbral Discs: Function, Shock and Flexibility 2. Cervica; Vertebrae - Small Body and Rigid 3. Transverse Process Unique - Vertebrae; Arteries.