Test 5 Flashcards

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What are the 4 type of tissue

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Epithelial
Connective
Muscle
Nerve

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What are Epithelial tissue function

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protection, diffusion, absorption, and secretion

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What are some characteristic of Epithelial

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1.Avascular
2. Nerve supply
3. Fastest cell replication rate
4. Has the most cell junctions
5. Mostly cells and very little matrix

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What are the cell shapes of a Epithelial

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Squamous-thin flat
Cuboidal- square
Columnar- taller than wide
Transitional-change shape due to tension

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5
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Another name of Epithelial

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lining tissue

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The Epithelial tissue adheres to connective tissue beneath it by the ______

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Basement membrane

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What’s the job of simple squamous

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Diffusion

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What’s the job of simple cuboidal or columnar

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Absorption and secretion and some protection

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What’s the job of stratified, squamous, cuboidal, and columnar

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Absorption and secretion and protection

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Connective Tissue functions

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protection, structure, hemopoiesis, storage, immune system, blood clotting, and binding organs together

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What are some characteristic of Connective

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  1. Slower replication rate
  2. less cells and mostly matrix
  3. most have nerve supply
  4. Most abundant tissue
  5. Some is vascular and some isn’t
    6.Fewest cell junctions
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Different types of connective

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Bone, ligaments, tendons, cartilage, adipose, blood

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Muscle tissue functions

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contract, produce force, body temp regulation, and control organ volume

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Characteristics of Muscle tissue

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  1. Replicate only during first couple years
  2. most vascular tissue in the body
  3. many cell junctions
  4. Many cells with little matrix
  5. Muscle fibers have nerve supply
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Types of Muscle tissue

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Skeletal, cardiac, and smooth (visceral)

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What are the functions of nervous tissue

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Send nerve impulses

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Characteristics of nervous tissues

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  1. neurons( slow to no replication and neuroglia ( can replicate
  2. nerve supply
  3. few junction but more than connective
  4. vascular
  5. little matrix
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Neuroglia

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cells that protect and support neurons

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Tight Junction

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fluid tight cells

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Gap junctions

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permits electrical and chemical signals to pass from cell to cell

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Anorching junctions

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hold cells tight together

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Collagen fibers

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very strong, resistant to stretching, found in bone, ligaments, tendons, cartilage.

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Elastic fibers

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provide strength and flexibilty found in skin, blood vessels, and lungs.

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Fixed cells

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cells that a set amount

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Wandering cells
cells that have a variable amount that changes.
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What are some fixed cells in connective tissue
Fibroblasts, Mast cells, and Macrophages
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Fibroblasts
Cells that produce fibers
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Mast cells
produce histamine that cause allergies and heparin which prevents blood from clotting
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Macrophages
Function in phagocytosis fixed is some tissues
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Muscle atrophy
when muscle fiber decrease in size due to non use or disease.
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Muscle hypertrophy
when muscles increase in size
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Thermogenesis
production of heat as the result of Muscle contraction and relaxation
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Muscle fatigue
when a muscle fiber can no longer contract
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Acting and myosin
two very important protein myofilaments found in muscle cells.
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Dendrites
receive nerve impulses from other neurons
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axon
relays nerve impulse from one neuron to another neuron, muscle, gland.
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Bones
vascular and nerves
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ligaments
nerves and avascular
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tendons
nerves and avascular
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cartilage
avascular and no nerves
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adipose
nerves and vascular
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Smooth muscle
one centered nucleus
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Skeletal muscle
multinucleated
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Cardiac muscle
one nucleus