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Body Organization, Terminology, Surface Anatomy, and Epithelial Tissues (Q1) Flashcards

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superior/ cephalic

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towards the head

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inferior/ caudal

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towards the feet

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anterior/ventral

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towards the front

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posterior/dorsal

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towards the back

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medial

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towards the midline

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lateral

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away from midline

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deep

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away from body surface

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superficial

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towards the body surface

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proximal

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closer to the attachment point of a limb

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distal

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further away from the attachment point of a limb

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visceral

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directly lining an organ

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parietal

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directly lining a body cavity

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bilateral

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same structure on either side of the body’s midline

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ipsilateral

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different structures on same side of the midline

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contralateral

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different structures on opposite sides of the midline

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sagittal

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separates right and left halves

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midsagittal

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separates right and left halves at the midline

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parasagital

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separates right and left halves at a place other than the midline

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transverse/ cross section

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seperates superior and inferior

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frontal/ coronal plane

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separates anterior and posterior

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axilla

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brachium

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antebrachium

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auricle

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thyroid cartilage

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suprasternal notch

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zygomatic bone

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supraclavicular fossa

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costal margin of ribs

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pectoralis major

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trapezius

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latissimus dorsi

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cubital fossa

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34
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inguinial ligament

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iliac crest

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gluteus maximus

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gluteus medius

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popliteal fossa

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gastrocnemius

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1

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right hypochondriac

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2

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epigastric

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42
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3

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left hypochondriac

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43
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4

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right lumbar

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5

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umbilical

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6

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left lumbar

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46
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supraorbital margin

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47
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7

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right inguinal/iliac

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48
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8

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pubic/hypogastric

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49
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left inguinal/iliac

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50
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where are vertical lines of abdominopelvic regions drawn from?

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mid clavicle

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51
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where is the bottom horizontal separation of abdominopelvic regions drawn from?

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iliac crest to iliac crest

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where is the top horizontal line separating abdominopelvic regions drawn from?

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between lateral margins of costal margin of ribs

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organs in right hypochondriac region

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liver, gallbladder

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54
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organs in epigastric region

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stomach, liver, pancreas

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organs in left hypochondriac region

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spleen, stomach

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56
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organs in right lumbar region

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large intestine, small intestine, right kidney

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organs in umbilical region

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small intestine, larger intestine

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organs of left lumbar region

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large intestine, left kidney, small intestine

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organs of right iliac/inguinal region

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appendix, cecum (large intestine)

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organs of pubic/ hypogastric region

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urinary bladder, small intestine, large intestine, female reproductive organs

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organs of left iliac/ inguinal region

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large intestine (descending colon and sigmoid colon)

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what are the lines called separating the abdominopelvic quadrants?

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transumbilical and mid-sagittal line

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organs in right upper quadrant?

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liver, gallbladder, stomach, small intestine, large intestine

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organs in left upper quadrant

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stomach, liver, small intestine, large intestine, spleen

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organs in right lower quadrant?

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cecum, appendix, small intestine, large intestine,

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organs in left lower quadrant?

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small intestine, large intestine, bladder

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67
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cranial cavity

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houses brain

68
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vertebral cavity

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houses spinal cord

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posterior cavity

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dorsal body cavity

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ventral body cavity

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anterior cavity

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thoracic cavity

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chest cavity

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visceral pleura

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directly lines lungs

73
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parietal pleura

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lines the thoracic cavity

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pleural cavity

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space in between visceral pleura and parietal pleura

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mediastium

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space between lungs that holds heart, esophagus, trachea, etc

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visceral pericardium

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directly lines heart

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parietal pericardium

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lines thoracic cavity anteriorly

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pericardial cavity

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space between visceral and parietal pericardium

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diaphragm

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muscle separating thoracic and adominopelvic cavities

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visceral peritoneum

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directly lines visceral organs

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parietal peritoneum

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lines abdominopelvic cavity

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peritoneal cavity

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space between visceral and parietal peritoneum

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retroperitoneum

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sits outside and posterior to the peritoneal cavity and contains kidneys, adrenal glands, and esophagus

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buccal cavity

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oral cavity

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orbital cavity

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where eyes sit in skull

86
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middle ear cavity

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behind middle ear where auditory ossicles sit

87
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x-rays

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high-energy radiation is absorbed by dense tissue (such as bone) much more than less dense tissue which appears dark

88
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what are x-rays used for?

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visualizing bones and abnormal dense structures

89
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computerized axial tomography

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x-ray rotated around full circumference and combined to create a 3-D image of the body where every organ is recorded at its best angle

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angiography

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contrast medium is injected into blood and x-ray, ct, or mri can see within vessels more clearly

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what are ct scans used for?

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tumors, internal bleeding, and internal damage

92
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what is angioplasty used for

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aneurisms, atherosclerosis, and finding source of internal bleeding

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positron emission tomography

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low-level radioactive isotopes are delivered intravenously to give off gamma rays that are detected by a machine

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what are pet scans used for?

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detecting tumors due to high metabolic activity, depicting active brain areas, and showing blood flow through the heart

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sonography

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body probed with ultrasonic sound to echo off of body tissue. image constructed based on echoes

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what is sonography used for?

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viewing unborn fetus, the gallbladder, other viscera, and arteries

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general inspection

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examining body proportions, posture, and patterns of movement

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local inspection

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examining the site of injury

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in which component of a physical exam can the largest amount of information be gained?

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inspection

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palpation

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using hands and fingers to feel the body

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what info can be provided by palpation?

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body temperature and textures, finding underlying structures, and sensitive spots

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percussion

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tapping the finger of hand to determine the density of underlying tissue

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what does it mean if the lungs sound too dense?

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they are filled with fluid rather than air

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auscultation

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listening to body sounds, usually with a stethoscope

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epithelia

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tissues that cover body surfaces on the inside or outside

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what is the function of simple squamous epithelial cells?

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filtration, diffusion, and secretion

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what is the function of stratified squamous epithelia

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protects against abrasions, water loss, uv radiation, and foreign invasion

108
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what is the function of simple cuboidal epithelial cells?

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secretion and reabsorption

109
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what is the function of transitional epithelia?

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allows organs to stretch and recoil without rupturing cells

110
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what is the function of non-ciliated simple columnar epithelia?

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secretion and absorption

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what is the function of ciliated pseudostratified columnar epithelia

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secrete mucous via goblet cells and traps foreign particles in the mucus. cilia sweep the mucus to be pushed out of the body

112
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what is the function of ciliated simple columnar epithelia?

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cilia help move mucus (oocytes in fallopian tube) by beating in unison to expel from the body

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what is the function of non-ciliated pseudostratified columnar epithelia?

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absorption and protection

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what is the function of stratified columnar epithelia?

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protection and secretion

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what is the function of stratified cuboidal epithelia?

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protection (limited secretion and absorption)

116
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basement membrane

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non-living layer between epithelial and connective tissue

117
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where are simple squamous epithelia found?

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alveoli of the lung, inner lining of the cornea of the eye, mesothelial lining of ventral body cavities (serosae), and endothelial lining the heart and blood vessels

118
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where is stratified squamous epithelia found?

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surface of the skin, lining of mouth, esophagus, anus, and vagina

119
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where is keratinized stratified squamous epithelia found

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epidermis of the skin

120
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where is simple cuboidal epithelia found?

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portions of kidney tubules, various glands and ducts

121
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where is transitional epithelia found?

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urinary bladder, renal pelvis, portions of the ureters and urethra

122
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where is non-ciliated simple columnar epithelia found?

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gastrointestinal lining, ducts of many excretory glands, and gallbladder

(ggg non-cc)

123
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where is ciliated pseudostratified columnar epithelia found?

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trachea, nasopharynx, and bronchi (upper respiratory tract)

124
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where is ciliated simple columnar epithelia found?

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some bronchioles, uterine (fallopian) tubes, uterus, some paranasal sinuses, central canal of spinal cord, and ventricles of the brain

125
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where is non-ciliated pseudostratified columnar epithelia found?

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epididymis, larger ducts of many glands, and parts of male urethra

126
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where is stratified columnar epithelia found?

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ducts of salivary glands, small areas of the anal mucous membrane, mammary ducts, and urethra

127
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where is stratified cuboidal epithelia found?

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lining ducts of adult sweat glands, esophageal glands, and part of the male urethra (rarest type- just sounds weird)

128
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simple squamous epithelia

129
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simple squamous epithelia

130
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simple squamous epithelia

131
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simple squamous epithelia

132
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simple squamous epithelia

133
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simple squamous epithelia

134
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simple cuboidal epithelia

135
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simple cuboidal epithelia

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simple cuboidal epithelia

137
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simple cuboidal epithelia

138
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simple cuboidal epithelia

139
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simple non-ciliated columnar epithelia with microvilli

140
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simple non-ciliated columnar epithelia with microvilli

141
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simple non-cilated columnar epithelia with microvilli

142
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green arrow?

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goblet cells

143
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simple ciliated columnar epithelia

144
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simple ciliated columnar epithelia

145
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pseudostratified non-ciliated columnar epithelia

146
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pseudostratified non-ciliated columnar epithelia

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pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelia

148
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pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelia

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pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelia

150
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pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelia

151
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stratified nonkeratinized squamous epithelia (can see nucleus)

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stratified nonkeratinized squamous epithelia

153
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stratified nonkeratinized squamous epithelia

154
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stratified nonkeratinized squamous epithelia

155
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stratified keratinized squamous epithelia

156
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stratified keratinized squamous epithelia

157
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stratified keratinized squamous epithelia

158
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stratified keratinized squamous epithelia

159
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stratified cuboidal epithelia

160
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stratified cuboidal epithelia

161
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stratified cuboidal epithelia

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stratified columnar epithelia

163
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stratified columnar epithelia

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transitional epithelia (relaxed)

165
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transitional epithelia (stretched)

166
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transitional epithelia (relaxed)

167
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transitional epithelia (stretched)

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