Ch 4: Tissues Flashcards

1
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Histology

A

Microscopic study of tissues

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2
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Biopsy

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Removal of tissues for diagnostic purposes

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3
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What are the tissue classification

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  • epithelial
  • connective
  • muscle
  • Nervous
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4
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What is the endoderm layer

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  • inner layer
  • Forms lining of digestive tract and derivatives
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5
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What is the mesoderm layer

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  • middle layer
  • forms tissue as such muscle, bone, and blood vessels
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6
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What is the ectoderm layer

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  • outer layer
  • forms skin and neuroectoderm
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7
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Epithelial tissue

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  • protects underlying structures
  • acts as barriers
  • secretes and absorbs substances
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8
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Epithelial characteristics

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  • consists almost entirely of cells
  • covers body surfaces (lining) and forms glands
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9
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Extracellular

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Formed by secretions of epithelium and connective tissue
- guides cell migration during tissue repair

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10
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Simple ( layer of cells)

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One layer of cells

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11
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Stratified (layer of cells)

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More than one layer of cells

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12
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Squamous shape

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Flat, scale like

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13
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Cuboidal shape

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Equal in height and width

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14
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Columnar shape

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Taller than wide

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15
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What happens to Transitional epithelium for urinary bladder

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Cuboidal (empty) to squamous shape (full bladder) then back to cuboidal again

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16
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Pseudostratisfied

A

Tissue appears to be stratified, but all all cells are in basement membrane associated with cilia and goblet cells

17
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Transitional epithelium

A

Cells that transition between cuboidal and squamous (urinary system)

18
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Function of simple

A

Allows diffusion of gases, filtration of blood, secretion & absorption

19
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Function of stratified

A

Protection against absorption

20
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Function of squamous

A

Allows diffusion or act as a filter

21
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Function of cuboidal and columnar

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Secretion or absorption. Also associated with goblet cells

22
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Smooth structure

A

Reduce friction

23
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Microvilli

A

Increase surface area for absorption or secretion

24
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Cillia

A

Moves substances across surface

25
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Sterocilia

A

Elongated mocrovilli for secretion and absorption

26
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Folds

A

Allow organ to change shape and stretch (urinary system)

27
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What’s an example of Rugae

A

Folds inside the stomach

28
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What area is something keratinized in?

A

Only in stratisified squamous

29
Q

What epithelial structure is in the respiratory tract?

A

Goblet cells with cilliated columnar epithelium

30
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Where is simple squamous epi located

A

Lining of blood vessels (tubules in kidney)

31
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What location is simple cuboidal

A

Glands and ducts

32
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What location is simple columnar

A

Uterus, gallbladder, and bile ducts

33
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What location is stratified squamous epi

A

Keratinized—> skin
Or
Non-keratinized—> mouth, throat

34
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What is location for stratified cuboidal epi

A

Sweat glands

35
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What is the location for stratified columnar epi

A

Ducts in mammary glands

36
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What’s the location for ciliated pseudostratified columnar epi

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Respiratory tract with goblet cells