A&P unit 1 Flashcards

1
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Tissue

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collection of cells that preform a specific function

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2
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Polarity

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Refers to the structural and functional differences between the exposed and attached surfaces.

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3
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Transitional epithelial

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A mixture of cubodial and squamos : Goes from cubodial to squamos
An example of this would your bladder stretching to squamos when it is time to be released.

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4
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Gap Junction

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Send signals and coordinates tissue, channels are connecting to each other and there cytoplasm is connected throughout the cell.

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5
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Regeneration

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shedding, differentiation, proliferation

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6
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What are epithelial tissue categorized by?

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Layers and shape

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7
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Simple squamos

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Located in protective places, good for absorption and diffusion, really thin, good for gas exchange and controlling friction (one layer)

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8
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Stratified squamos

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Really squishy
skin has alot of this
it is protective

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9
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Simple cubodial

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Good for holding things in there shape
Occurs where secretion and absorption take place
Good for glands
Not as squishy
Has a rigid shape

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10
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Stratified cubodial

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Same as simple cubodial, but has more layers

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11
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Simple columnar

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Located in the small intestine/ stomach
Happens where absorption and secretion take place
Protects from chemical stresses

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12
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Stratified columnar

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providing protection along portions of the pharynx, epiglottis, anus, and urethra, as well as along a few large excretory ducts.

It has 2 or more multiple layers

Helps food go down smoothly

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13
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What are the three categorize of epethilial tissue

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Cubodial, squmaos, columner

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14
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Tight Junction

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Two plasma membrane bound together from membrane proteins
Prevents water and solutes from passing between cells
Example: Tight junctions in digestive tract keep waste and enzymes in the lumen away from bisolateral surface and digesting

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15
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Extracellular protein fibers

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collagen
retecular fibers
elastic fibers

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16
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Axial skeleton

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focusing on the middle of the body (skull, ribcage)

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17
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apendicular skeleton

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Focuses on apendages (skin, arm, hand)

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18
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superior

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top of body

19
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inferior

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bottom of body

20
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anterior

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front of body

21
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posterior

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back of body

22
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lateral

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outside the body

23
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medial

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middle of the body

24
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proximal

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closer to axial skeleton

25
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distal

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further away from axial skeleton

26
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Negative feedback

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Helps ensure the appropriate reaction is occurring and gives the systems of the body a state of equilibrium

Our bodies preform negative feedback

27
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reticular fibers

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can be found surrounding the kidneys and liver
holds organs in place
provides structural support

28
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collagen fibers

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squishy fiber
provides structural support
we find it in our skin, joints
hold the vows in the heart in place

29
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Adipocytes

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Really large vessicle that stores fat

Example: When a fat person looses weight they end up with a lot of skin because the adipocytes cells shrink the skin it does not just go away

30
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Mast cells

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send signals to tell macrophages to move.

31
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macrophages

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picks up waste
eats up stuff
picks up bacteria

32
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fibroblast

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Only cells that are always present in connective tissue

Secrete proteins

makes fibers depending on where they are

33
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mesenchymal cells

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grows into other specialized cells

34
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Types of connective tissue

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connective tissue fiber, fluid connective tissue, supporting connective tissue

35
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Aerola tissue

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Loose tissue because it does not contain much fiber. surrounds stuff like the digestive, respiratory, and urinary tract.

36
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Adipose tissue

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stores fat and has adipocytes

37
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Reticular tissue

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Looks like broken spider webs
Loose connective tissue proper
made up of mostly cells

38
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osseus tissue

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AKA bone tissue

made up of mostly calcium

protects other tissue from damage

39
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Hyaline cartilage

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A supporting connective tissue

Found in places that need cushion like our joints

can be found at the end of long bones to reduce friction

40
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fibocartilage

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It is dense and holds more weight

41
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Connective tissue proper regular

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defined by dense collagen fibers

made up of fibroblast

They go in the same direction and take up majority of the tissue

42
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Connective tissue proper irregular

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made up of collagen fibers
the main cell types is fibroblast

is found under the skin

irregular tissue fibers go in a irregular pattern.

43
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