Animal form Flashcards

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epithelial tissue

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covers the outside of the body and lines organs and cavities within the body; riveted by tight junctions

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glandular epithelia

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absorb or secrete chemical solutions; such as mucous membranes

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epithelial layers

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simple-single; stratified-multiple; pseudostratified-single, length varies

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epithelial shape

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cuboidal; columnar; squamous-floor tiles

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connective tissue

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fibers that function mainly to bind and support other tissues

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collagenous fibers

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nonelastic collagen protein for strength in pinching and pulling

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elastic fibers

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elastin protein for the rubbery pulling of skin back into shape

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reticular fibers

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forms a tightly woven fabric that joins connective tissue to adjacent tissues

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muscle tissue

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skeletal, cardiac, and smooth

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basement membrane

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at the base of an epithelial layer; dense mat of extracellular matrix

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fibrous connective

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large number of collagenous fibers; maximizes nonelastic strength

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tendons

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attach muscle to bone; fibrous connective

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ligament

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joins bones together at joints; fibrous connective

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cartilage

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chondrocytes secrete rubbery matrix; absorbs pressure without breaking

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loose connective

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binds epithelia to tissue and holds organs in place; fibroblasts and macrophages present

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adipose tissue

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form of loose connective; stores fat in droplets

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blood

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has extensive extracellular matrix in plasma

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skeleton

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bone- mineralized connective tissue made from osteoblasts

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osteon

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mammalian bone consists of these repeating units

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skeletal muscle

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striated muscle; fiber with bundles called myofibrils

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sarcomere

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contractile units along the length of myofibril bundles gives striated appearance

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cardiac muscle

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striated as well but is not voluntary; has intercalated disks for signal relay

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smooth muscle

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spindle shaped; involuntary body activities

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nervous tissue

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nerve cells are the basic units of the nervous system

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mucosa

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inner epithelial layer that lines the stomach lumen

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submucosa

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matrix of connective tissue that contains blood vessels and nerves

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muscularis

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consists mainly of smooth muscle tissue

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serosa

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thin layer of connective and epithelial tissue

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thoracic cavity

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body cavity that houses the lungs and heart

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endothermic

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bodies are warmed mostly by heat generated by metabolism; body temp maintained within narrow range

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ectothermic

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gain most heat from external sources; lower energy requirement

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interstitial fluid

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fills the space between vertebrate cells; provides nutrients necessary for diffusion

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epidermis

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outermost layer of skin; composed mostly of dead epithelial cells

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dermis

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supports the epidermis; contains hair follicles, glands, muscles, nerve, blood vessels

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hypodermis

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contains adipose tissue; includes fat cells and blood vessels

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vasodilation

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relaxes the muscles of the vessel walls causing an increase in diameter of superficial blood near surface

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vasoconstriction

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reduces blood flow and heat transfer by decreasing the diameter of superficial vessels

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countercurrent heat exchange

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heat in blood from artery core is transferred to vein blood returning from limbs

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torpor

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enables storage of energy; activity is low and metabolism decreases

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estivation

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summer torpor during extended high heat and scarce water