3. Tissues Flashcards

1
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Tissues are

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group of cells with similar structures and function

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2
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4 tissue types

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epithelial, connective, muscle and nerve

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3
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what type of tissue is epithelium

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covering (on surface)

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4
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function of epithelium

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cover out body surface and line inner cavities and organs

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5
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epithelium act as a barrier against

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fluid loss, injury, invading pathogens

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6
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2 names of the number of layers for epithelium

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simple and stratified

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7
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simple epithelium

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single layer of cells

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8
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simple epithelium uses

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secretion, diffusion and absorption

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9
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stratified epithelium

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multiple layer of cells

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10
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stratified epithelium uses

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friction

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11
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3 cell shapes of epithelium

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squamous, cuboidal, columnar

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12
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squamous is

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flattened

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13
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cuboidal

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square

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14
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columnar

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rectangular

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15
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2 specialised epithelium

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transitional and glandular

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16
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transitional

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changes shape

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17
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glandular

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secretory

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18
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simple squamous ex.

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alveoli in lungs

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19
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simple cuboidal ex.

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thyroid gland lining

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20
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simple columnar ex.

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gastro-intestinal lining

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21
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simple columnar ciliated ex.

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oviduct

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22
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stratified squamous (keratinised) ex.

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epidermis

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23
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transitional ex.

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bladder

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24
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simple glandular ex.

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mucous membranes e.g. vagina

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25
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stratified glandular ex.

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specific gland

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26
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connective tissue functions

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binds and supports other tissues // maintains body and organ shape

27
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connective tissue components

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cells (embedded in matrix
ground substance and fibers

28
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what is the ground substance made of

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extracellular matrix

29
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3 fibers in ground substance

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collagen, elastic, reticular

30
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5 types of connective tissue

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loose, dense, cartilage, bone and liquid

31
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loose connective strength

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not strong as loose and only few layers

32
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loose ct ex.

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areolar and adipose

33
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areolar ct is

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most common
forms subcutaneous layer

34
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adipose ct is

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specialised
stores fat in droplets and is insulating / energy storage

35
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dense connective types

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regular and irregular

36
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dense ct has more what than loose ct

A

fibres

37
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dense regular strength

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strong when pulled sideways due to collagen fibres being regularly arranged however weak when pulled up and down as gap in the middle

38
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dense irregular strength

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strong in all directions - collagen fibres going in all directions

39
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dense regular ex.

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tendons and ligaments

40
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dense irregular

A

dermis

41
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cartilage 3 examples

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hyaline, elastic and fibrocartilage

42
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cartilage structure

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strong and rigid yet flexible - like nose - has a shape, can be manipulated but will return to original shape

43
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cartilage components

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contains cells embedded in an extracellular matrix of chondrin

44
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chondrocytes are

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cells responsible for cartilage formation

45
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bone cells 2

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osteoblasts and osteocytes

46
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bone components

A

extracellular matrix of osteoid
crystals of calcium phosphate in osteoid

47
Q

bone is ____ but not _____

A

hard
brittle

48
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2 bone types

A

compact
spongy

49
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compact bone structure

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solid and hard
outer layer of bones
circle in center surrounded by bigger circles

50
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spongy bone structure

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internal meshwork
found at ends of long bone and core of short, irregular and flat
blobs spaced out

51
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blood function

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circulate through blood vessels to deliver nutrients and oxygen to cells

52
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blood components

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liquid extracellular matrix – plasma

53
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blood 3 cell types

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erythrocytes
leucocytes
platelets

54
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muscle (3rd tissue) function

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movement

55
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muscles cells can

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contract

56
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muscles cells contain

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microfilaments of two proteins actin and myosin

57
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muscle - which is thin and which is thick out of actin and myosin

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actin = thin
myosin = thick

58
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what do actin and myosin do

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‘walk along’ each other

59
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3 types of muscle

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skeletal
smooth
cardiac

60
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skeletal muscle structure and function

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stripy
voluntary / conscious control

61
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cardiac muscle structure and function

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stripy and branch like
involuntary control
in heart only

62
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smooth structure and function

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not striated
involuntary control

63
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nerve (4th tissue) function

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transmit nerve impulses from one area to another

64
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nerve cell is

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neuron