Tissues, membranes + cavities Flashcards

1
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define tissue

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a group of connected cells that carry out the same function

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2
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define organ

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a group of tissues which perform a function as well as the associated blood vessels and extracellular matrix

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3
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what is a group of organs called

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a system

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4
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what are the two main type of body cavities

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ventral and dorsal

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5
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what are the two subcategories that the ventral cavity divides into

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thoracic and abdominal

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6
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what are the two subcategories that the dorsal cavity divide into

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cranial and vertebral canal

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7
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what are the functions of body membranes

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cover body surfaces, line body cavities, form protective sheets around organs

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8
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where can connective tissue membranes be found

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covering kidneys + synovial membrane

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9
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where can epithelial membranes be found

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cutaneous (skin), mucous, produces mucous via goblet cells

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10
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where is the serous membrane found

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in areas that lack openings to the outside of the body. i.e body cavities and around some organs

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11
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what produces serous fluid

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simple squamous tissue and a loose layer of connective tissue- fluid is used for lubrication

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12
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where would you find visceral membrane

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outside of oragn

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13
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where would you find parietal membrane

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lines a portion of body cavity

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14
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where are synovial membranes found?

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in areas where bones articulate (meet) each other

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15
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what does a synovial membrane consist of?

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fibrous connective tissue over loose connective tissue + adipose tissue

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16
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what does the synovial membrane produce?

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produces synovial fluid- colourless + used for lubrication

17
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what are meninges

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three layers of tissue which lie between the skull and brain

18
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what is the function of meninges?

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they protect the CNS and brain

19
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explain the structure of meninges

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outermost layer = dura mater, middle layer is arachnoid mater (thin + has blood vessels), final layer- pia mater which has blood vessels that run deep into the brain

20
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what are the three main components in homeostasis

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receptor, integrator, effector

21
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give 4 examples of things that are regulated in the body

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temp, pH, blood glucose, oxygen, sleep, ions + water

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