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4 Tissues Flashcards

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adipose
(AD-ih-pohs) [ adipo-fat, -ose full of]

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antigen
(AN-tih-jen) [anti-against, -gen produce]

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areolar tissue
(ah-REE-oh-lar TISH-yoo) [are-open space, -ola-little, -ar relating to, tissue fabric]

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axon
(AK-son) [axon axle]

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basement membrane [base-base, -ment thing, membrane thin skin]

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cardiac muscle tissue 4
(KAR-dee-ak MUS-el TISH-yoo) [cardi-heart, -ac relating to, mus-mouse, -cle small, tissue fabric]

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cell body
(sel BOD-ee) [cell storeroom, body body]

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chondrocyte
(KON-droh-syte) [chondro-cartilage, -cyte cell]

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collagen
(KAHL-ah-jen) [colla-glue, -gen produce]

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columnar
(koh-LUM-nar) [column-column, -ar relating to]

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connective tissue
(koh-NEK-tiv TISH-yoo) [con-together, -nect-bind, -ive relating to, tissue fabric]

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cuboidal
(KYOO-boyd-al) [cub-cube, -oid like, -al relating to]

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dendrite DEN-dryte) [dendr-tree, -ite part (branch) of]

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dense fibrous connective tissue (dens FYE-brus koh-NEK-tiv TISH-yoo) [dense thick, fibro-fiber, -ous relating to, con-together, -nect-bind, -ive relating to, tissue fabric]

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elastic cartilage
(eh-LAS-tik KAR-tih-lij) [elast-drive or propel, -ic relating to, cartilag-cartilage]

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elastin
(e-LAS-tin) [elast-strike or beat out, -in substance]

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endocrine
(EN-doh-krin) [endo-within, -crin secrete]

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epithelial tissue
(ep-ih-THEE-lee-al TISH-yoo) [epi-on or upon, -theli-nipple, -al relating to, tissue fabric]

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exocrine
(EK-soh-krin) [exo-outside or outward, -crin secrete]

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fascia (FASH-ee-ah) [fascia band or bundle]

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fat tissue
(fat TISH-yoo) [tissue fabric]

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fibrocartilage
(fye-broh-KAR-tih-lij) [fibr-thread or fiber, -cartilag-cartilage]

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gland
(gland) [gland acorn]

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glia
(GLEE-ah) [glia glue]

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goblet cell
(GOB-let sel) [goblet small bowl, cell storeroom]

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hematopoietic tissue (hee-mah-toh-poy-ET-ik TISH yoo) [hema-blood, -poie-to make, -ic relating to, tissue fabric]

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hyaline cartilage
(HYE-ah-lin KAR-tih-lij) [hyal-glass, -ine of or like, cartilag-cartilage]

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interstitial (in-ter-STISH-al) [inter-between, -stit-stand, -al relating to]

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loose fibrous connective tissue (LOOS FYE-brus kon-NEK-tiv TISH-yoo) [fibr-thread or fiber, -ous relating to, con-together, -nect-bind, -ive relating to, tissu-fabric]

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matrix (MAY-triks) [matrix womb]

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nervous tissue
(NER-vus TISH-yoo) [nerv-nerves, -ous relating to, tissue fabric]

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neuroglia
(noo-ROG-lee-ah or noo-roh-GLEE-ah)
sing., neuroglial cell
(noo-ROG-lee-al or noo-roh-GLEE-al sel) [neuro-nerve, -glia glue]

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neuron
(NOO-ron) [neur-string or nerve, -on unit]

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osteon
(AHS-tee-on) [osteo-bone, -on unit]

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proteoglycan
(PRO-tee-oh-GLYE-kan) [proteo-protein, -glycan polysaccharide (from -glyc-sweet)]

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pseudostratified epithelium (SOOD-oh-STRAT-ih-fyed ep-ih-THEE-lee-um) [pseudo-false, -strati-layer, -fied made, epi-on or upon, theli-nipple, -um thing]

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reticular tissue
(reh-TIK-yoo-lar TISH-yoo) [ret-net, -ic-relating to, -ul-little, -ar characterized by, tissue fabric]

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simple
(SIM-pel) [simple not mixed]

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simple columnar epithelium
(SIM-pel koh-LUM-nar ep-ih-THEE-lee-um) [simple not mixed, column-column, -ar relating to, epi-on, -theli-nipple, -um thing]

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simple cuboidal epithelium
(SIM-pel KYOO-boyd-al ep-ih-THEE-lee-um) [simple not mixed, cub-cube, -oid like, -al relating to, epi-on, -theli-nipple, -um thing]

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simple squamous epithelium (SIM-pel SKWAY-mus ep-ih-THEE-lee-um) [simple not mixed, squam-scale, -ous characterized by, epi-on, -theli-nipple, -um thing]

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skeletal muscle tissue
(SKEL-et-tal MUS-el TISH-yoo) [skelet-dried body, -al relating to, mus-mouse, -cle small, tissue fabric]

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smooth muscle tissue
(smoothe MUS-el TISH-yoo) [smooth smooth, mus-mouse, -cle small, tissue fabric]

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squamous (SKWAY-mus) [squam-scale, -ous characterized by]

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stratified (STRAT-ih-fyde) [strati-layer, -fied made]

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stratified squamous epithelium (STRAT-ih-fyde SKWAY-mus ep-ih-THEE-lee-um) [strati-layer, -fied made, squam-scale, -ous characterized by, epi-on, -theli-nipple, -um thing]

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stratified transitional epithelium (STRAT-ih-fyde tran-ZISH-en-al ep-ih-THEE-lee-um) [strati-layer, -fied made, trans-across, -tion-process, -al relating to, epi-on, -theli-nipple, -um thing]

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tissue
(TISH-yoo) [tissue fabric]

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transitional
(tranz-IH-shen-al) [trans-across, -tion-process, -al relating to]

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histologist
(hih-STOL-oh-jist) [histo-tissue, -log-words (study of), -ist agent]

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keloid
(KEE-loyd) [kel-claw, -oid like]

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paleontologist
(pay-lee-un-TOL-oh-jist) [paleo-ancient, -onto-being, -log-words (study of), -ist agent]

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pathologist
(pah-THOL-oh-jist) [patho-disease, -log-words (study of), -ist agent]

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regeneration (ree-jen-er-AY-shun) [re-again, generat-produce, -tion process]

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rejection reaction
(reh-JEK-shun ree-AK-shun) [re-again, -ject to throw, -tion process of, re-again, -act-to do, -tion process of]

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rhabdomyolysis
(RAB-doh-mye-OL-ih-sis) [rabdo-rod, -myo-muscle, -lysis loosening]

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scar
(skahr) [scar scab]

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tissue typing
(TISH-yoo TYE-ping) [tissue fabric, type-kind]

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