5 Histology (Lecture) Flashcards
Histology
a group of similar or identical cells that work together
Four primary tissues
Epithelium, Connective, Muscle Nerve
XXX Functions of Epithelium
Protective barrier against the external enviromnent IE skin digestive tract, urinary, respiratory, reproductive.
Narrow spaces - no spaces between cells
Epithelium
Regenerate continuosley replace themselves. Normally fast dividing cells
Epithelium
What type of cells are avascular
Epithelial
Absorbtion What ever gets into the body comes in through
Epithelium
XXX Faces out the external environment
Apical surface of Epithelium
Faces internal surface
Basal surface of Epithelium
Protein fibers that connect all the epithelial cells to the body
Basement membrane of Epithelium
What are glands made out of
Epithelium
Cell layers (simple)
one cell layer thick
Cell layers (stratified)
2 or more cell layers thick
Cell shape (squamous)
thin and flat (fried egg)
Cell shape (cuboidal)
cube shaped
Cell shape (clumnar)
colum shaped
State layer then shape
simple squamous
Pseudostratified Epithelium
Psuedo stratified columnar. these epthilium always have cilia
Transitional epithelium
can change shape found in bladder and uterus
Endocrine glands
secrete chemicals into blood stream
Exocrine glands
secrete into a duct
Merocrine (eccrine)
they secrete by exocytosis
Apocrine
mammary shed large pieces of the cell
Holocrine
oil glands when they release material the explode
Connective tissue (unattached cells)
there is always space between cells
Connective tissue (matrix)
The material that fills the space between cells
Connective tissue (divide slowly)
sometimes they won’t divide unless there has been an injury. Bone is slow Skin is fast
Connective tissue (protects________& connects ________
organs and structures (muscle to bone)
Connective tissue (transports materials)
Blood is classified as a connective tissue
Connective tissue (defends the body)
WBC are connective
Connective tissue (store energy)
fat cells are connective
Adipocytes
lipid cells
osteoblasts
bone cells
chondroblasts
cartilidge cells
***XXX Fibroblasts
protien fiber making cells
***XXX Collagen fibers
thick and strong and flexable not elastic
***Elastin fibers
stretchy
Reticular fibers
delecate and highly branching filers found between organs
Wandering cells
these cells articulate around the body
Hematopoietic cells
WBC & RBC
Loose connective tissue (areolar)
few fibers nonparallel
Loose connective tissue (adipose tissue)
a few protein
Loose connective tissue (reticular)
found inside organs
Dense connective tissue (Regular)
all parrallel (tendons 2 directions)
Dense connective tissue (Irregular)
not parrallel (gives strength in many directions) IE skin
Fluid connective tissue
Blood when and injury happens the clot is connective
Cartilage
serves as a model for bone
XXX Joints (Hyaline cartilage)
contains cartilage that is surrounded by a gel
Ear (elastic cartilage)
contains elastin fibers
Disc (fibro catilage)
contains collogen
Osseous tissue
bone tissue
Keratinized tough, dead layer avascular
skin (cutaneous membrane)
Mucin protein, nonkeratinized, never a dead layer
mucous membrane
found around moving parts reduces friction Parietal layer and visceral layer
Serous membrane
Parietal layer
always attached to the wall of the body
Visceral layer
Always attached to the moving organ
usally contains no epithelial cells located around freely moving parts
synovial membrane
What is the only kind of tissue that contracts when it is stimulated
muscle
XXX What type of muscle is Long and Multinucleated
Skeletal striated muscle or muscle fibers
What type of muscle is volentary
Skeletal striated muscle or muscle fibers
What type of muscle moves bone and skin
Skeletal striated muscle or muscle fibers
What type of muscle is controlled by the CNS
Skeletal striated muscle or muscle fibers
What type of muscle is involentary, branching, intercalated discs, and rhythmic
cardiac muscle
What type of muscle is involentary, non-striated, encircles tubes, slow contract, and regenerates
smooth muscle
what type of tissue communicates electrchemically
nerves
XXX What type of tissues DONT divide when mature 7-8 years
Nerveous
Neuroglia
protect and support nerve cells Reproduce through out your life
What is a dendrite
shor numerous projections. Recieve chemical signals and convert them to elctrical signals
Soma
This is where the nuclous is
Axon
electrical transmitter
synaptic terminal
swelling at the tips of axons. Store chemicals that nerve cells communicate with
NTR
neurtotransmitter