Terminology tissues Flashcards

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What do epithelial tissues form?

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covering on all internal & external surfaces of body,

lines body cavities & hollow organs

major tissue in Glands

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What defines the structure or function of connective tissues

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Extracellular matrix and fluid.

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What are the functions of connective tissues?

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  • Bind structures together, forms framework & support for organs & body
  • store fat, transport substances, protect against disease,
  • help repair tissue damage.
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Describe the shape/structure of cells of muscle tissue

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Long, thin cells

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What are the cytoplasms of muscle tissue cells packed with?

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Contractile apparatus.

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Name types of muscle tissue

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Cardiac, skeletal and smooth muscle

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What is the function of nervous tissue

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Communication; receives, generates, and transmits electrical signals; integrates information

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What are the nervous tissues made up of

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Neurons and support cells

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How does epithelial tissue maintain coverage of surfaces?

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No contact inhibition; cell to cell junctions; cell to extracellular matrix junctions.

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What is the function of desmosomes

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Firm anchorage between cells… structure specialized for cell-to-cell adhesion. A type of junctional complex,

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What is the function of tight junctions?

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Seals intracellular spaces.

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What is the function of gap junctions

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Cell to cell communication

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13
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Name the components of the cell to cell junctions

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Desmosomes, tight junctions, gap junctions

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What is the basement membrane composed of?

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base lamina and reticular lamina

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What is the role of thick epithelium?

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Wear and tear

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What is the role of thin epithelium

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What does epithelium contain for movement to occur?

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What are cilia

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finger-like projections from the apical surface.

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What does epithelium contain to allow absorption?

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Name the classifications of epithelia

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Squamous; cuboidal; stratified or simple; transitional; pseudostratified columnar

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What do exocrine glands secrete into?

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What do endocrine glands secrete into?

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Name the types of exocrine glands

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Mucous glands; Serous glands

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What do mucous glands secrete

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Secretions rich in proteoglycans
Secretion and water gives mucus

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What do serous glands secrete?
Watery, enzymes protein-rich secretion.
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Name the abnormal functions of epithelial cells
over-proliferation; under proliferation; loss of cilia; over secretion; under secretion.
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Describe the structure of connective tissue
Fibres - rope-like Ground substance - Jelly like Tissue fluid - liquid
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What are the fibres found in connective tissue
Elastin; collagen
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How many types of collagen are there? give examples
19 + types; type 1 in tendons.
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Describe the structure of collagen
Inelastic but flexible - great tensile strength
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Name the components of elastic fibers
Protein elastin, microfibrils, and an amorphous component
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Name the types of connective tissue
loose, dense, cartilage, bone, adipose, blood
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Examples of loose connective tissue
Fibroblasts, macrophages, adipocytes mast cells