Ch 3: Histology And Tissue Types Flashcards

1
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Tissue

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Group of similar cells performing the same function

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2
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Histology

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Study of Tissues

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3
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Nervous Tissue

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  • Brain
    • Spinal cord
    • Excitable to send messages
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4
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Epithelial Tissue

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  • Lines glands
    • Protection, secretion, absorption
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5
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Muscle Tissue

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  • Cardiac
    • Smooth
    • Skeletal
    • Cells contract
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Connective Tissue

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  • Fat
    • Bone
    • Tendon
    • Support bind and protect organs
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7
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Avascular

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means no blood cells

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8
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junction types

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  • Tight junction
    • Gap junction
    • Desmosome
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9
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basal

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bottom

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10
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apical

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top

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Epithelial Characteristics

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  • Basal(bottom) and apical(top) surface
  • One or more layers
  • Form surfaces
  • Closely adhered
  • Polarity: apical and basal layer (basal membrane)
  • Cellularity
  • Avascular
    • Means no blood cells
  • Highly innervated
  • High regeneration
  • Form junctions
    • Tight junction
    • Gap junction
    • Desmosome
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12
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Cell shape

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  • Squamous
    • Cuboidal
    • Columnar
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13
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Epithelial class

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  • Simple
    • Pseudostratified columnar
    • Stratified
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14
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2 types of epithelial

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simple
stratified

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15
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simple squamous

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alveoli

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16
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simple cuboidal

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  • Renal tubules
    • Ducts of exocrine gland
    • Germinal cuboidal cells (testes ovaries)
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17
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simple columnar

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  • Ciliated
    - Lining of fallopian tube
    • Non ciliated
      • Stomach lining
      • Small intestine
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18
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Pseudo stratified columnar

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  • Long nucleus at top, small at bottom
    • Goblet cells used for secretion
    • Ciliated
      • Nasal cavity
      • Trachea & bronchial lining
    • Non-ciliated
      • Prostate lining
      • Membrane of vas deferens
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19
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Stratified squamous - keratinized

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  • Skin
    • Palm of hands
    • Sole of feet
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Stratified squamous - non-keratinized

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  • Oral cavity
    • Vagina
    • Rectum
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Stratified cuboidal

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  • Lines sweat glands
    • Salivary glands
    • Mammary glands
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22
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Transitional

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  • Lining urinary tract
    • Ureters
    • Bladder
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23
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Regeneration

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  • Replacement of dead cells
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Fibrosis

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  • Scar tissue development
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Atrophy

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Reduction in size or number

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Necrosis

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Pathological death of tissue

27
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Infarction

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cut off blood supply

28
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Gangrene

A

insufficient blood supply

29
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Apoptosis

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Programmed cell death

30
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Hyperplasia

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Cell multiplication
ie: calus

31
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Hypertrophy

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Enlargement of cells
ie: weightlifting

32
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Neoplasia

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Tumor development

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Differentiation

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  • Specialization of form or function
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Metaplasia

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  • Change from one tissue to another
35
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Connective tissue function

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  • Bind organs
    • Support
    • Physical protection
    • Immune protection
    • Movement
    • Storage
    • Heat production
    • Transport
36
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collagen fiber

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  • Tough and flexible
    - White fibers of tendons and ligaments
  • connective tissure
37
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Reticular

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  • Thin collagen fiber
    - Framework of spleen and lymph nodes
38
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Elastic

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  • Stretch and recoil
    - Abundent in lungs
39
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Loose connective tissue

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Areolar
Adipose
Reticular

40
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Areolar

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  • Abundant
    - Binds epithelia to deeper tissue
    - Ie: skin(papillary layer of dermis), external openings
41
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Adipose

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  • Stores energy
    - Protection
    - Ie:
    - Packed around internal organs
42
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Reticular

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  • Supports lymphatic organs
    - Ie:
    - Lymphoid organs
    - Spleen
    - Liver
43
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Dense tissue

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Regular
Irregular

44
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Regular

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  • Highly organized fibers
    - Mainly fibroblasts
    - Ie:
    - Tendons and ligaments
    - Elastic tissue (vocal cords)
45
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Irregular

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  • Random arrangement of fibers
    - Resists stress
    - Most of dermis
    - Protective capsules
46
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Supporting connective tissue

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Cartilage
Bone

47
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Cartilage types

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Hyaline
Fibrocartilage
Elastic

48
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Hyaline

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  • Typically in trachea
    - Purple blue cell like
49
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Fibrocartilage

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  • Found in discs in spine
    - Pink purple fibrous
50
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Elastic

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  • Blue and bulbous
    - Found in ear
51
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Chondroblasts

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  • Cells that secrete cartilage matrix
52
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Lacunae

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  • Small cavity that surrounds a chondrocyte
53
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Chondrocyte

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  • Cartilage cells in lacunae
54
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Bone type

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Spongy
Compact

55
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Compact Bone

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  • Central canal
    - Lamellae
    - Osteon
    - Osteocytes
    - Canaliculi
    - Periosteum
56
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Nervous tissue

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  • Neurological (glia) cells
    • Support neurons
  • Neurons
    • Parts of cell
      • Neurosoma
      • Dendrites
      • Axon