Tissues Flashcards

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Groups of similar cells that carry out a common function

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Tissues

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Types of tissues…

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Epithelial
Connective tissue
Muscle
Nervous tissue

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Types of connective tissues

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Cartilage, bone, blood, Proper (loose, dense regular and irregular)

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What are the shapes of cells in epithelial tissue

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Squamous, cuboidal, or columnar

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What kind of layers are in epithelial cells

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Simple, stratified, pseudostratified

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Epithelial tissue classification…

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Rest on basement membrane, cilitated, number of layers, and shape of cells

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Functions of epithelial tissue

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Protection, sensation, absorption, and secretion

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Characteristics of epithelial tissue include…

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Covers body surfaces 
In majority of glands
 Close together cells that form a lining
Free and basal surface 
A vascular 
High regeneration capacity
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What does a stratified surface mean

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Stacked, many cells

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Single layer of flattened cells, disc nucleus

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Simple squamous

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In alveoli and capillaries

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Simple squamous

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Function of simple squamous

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Rapid diffusion

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Large spherical nucleus, single layer of cubed cells

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Simple cubodial

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In kidneys and tubules

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Simple cubodial

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Function of simple cubodial cells

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Secretion and absorption

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Single layer of tall cells with round nuclei, may contain goblet cells

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Simple columnar

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In respiratory tract and digestive tract

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Respiratory= ciliated simple columnar 
Digestive= nonciliated simple columnar
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Function of simple columnar cilited and non ciliated

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Ciliated= secrete mucus 
Non-ciliated= absorption and secretion
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Thick membrane, several cell layers, surface cells flat

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Stratified squamous

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Surface cells dead and keratin filled basal cells active in mitosis

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Stratified squamous keritinized

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In skin

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Keratinized stratified squamous

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In esophaguses and oral cavity

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Non kertitanized stratified squamous

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Two layers of cube like cells

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Stratified cubodial

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Function of stratified cubodial and squamous

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Protection

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In ducts of salivary glands
Stratified cubodial
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Many layers, basal cells are cubodial and superficial cells are columnar
Stratified columnar
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In sweat glands
Stratified columnar
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Function of stratified columnar
Protection and secretion
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Single layer of cells with different heights, can contain goblet cells, and cilia
Pseudo stratified columnar
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In trachea
Ciliated pseudo stratified columnar
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Function of ciliated pseudo stratified columnar
Secretion and movement of mucus
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Both stratified squamous and cuboidal, dome shaped, squamous shape surface cells
Transitional
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In urinary tract
Transitional
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Function of transition epithelium
Dissension and relaxation
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Divers and found throughout the body, supports, protects, and binds organs
Connective tissue
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Functions of connective tissue
Protection Support/structural framework Bind structures together Storage of minn
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Functions of connective tissue
``` Protection Support/ structural framework Bind structures together Storage of minerals/energy Transportation Immune protection ```
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What are the basic components of connective tissue
Cells Ground substance Protein fibers
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Three types of protein fibers
Collagen, reticular, elastic
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Long, unbranched, made up of protein collagen
Collagen fibers
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Traits of collagen fibers
``` Strong/flexible No stretch Compress Form wavy bundles In tendons and ligaments ```
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Made of elastin, flexible, recoil, in lungs and arteries
Elastic fibers
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Contain the same protein as collagen fibers, thinner, mesh like framework, form scaffolding for lymph nodes, spleen, and liver
Reticular fibers
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Nonliving material made by cells, solid, gelatinous, or watery. Made of protein, h20, and carbohydrates
Ground substance
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Connective tissue proper characteristics
Fibroblasts, viscous ground substance, fibers are collagen, elastic, and reticular, includes loose and dense CT
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Loose vs dense CT | What contains fewer cells and protein fibers?
Loose CT
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Loose vs dense CT | Where us adipose tissue found
In loose CT
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Protein fibers in dense CT are…
Compact, regular or irregular, high collagen fiber content
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What type of CT proper is multidirectional and unidirectional?
``` Multi= dense irregular Uni= dense regular ```
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Where is dense regular CT found
Ligaments and tendons
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Where is dense irregular tissue found
Dermis of skin
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Example of loose connective tissue
Hypodermis
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Types of muscle tissues
Skeletal, smooth, and cardiac
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Consists of special cells that contract in response to stimulation from the nervous system
Muscle tissue
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Muscle cells shorten to produce…
Movement
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Consists of neurons and glial cells
Nervous tissue
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Support neuron functions
Glial cells
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Conduct impulses for sensation, motor control, problem solving, and memory formation
Neurons
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Where is skeletal muscle located
Skeletal muscles
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Where is smooth muscle located
Digestive tract, bladder, and blood vessels
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Where is cardiac muscle located?
Walls of heart
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What types of muscles are cylindrical
Cardiac and skeletal
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Smooth muscle has what shape
Spindle
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What muscle tissue type is branched
Cardiac
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What muscle tissue type is nonstriated
Smooth muscle
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Shape of the nucleus in the muscle tissue types
Smooth/cardiac (disc)= central | Skeletal= peripheral