ch.4 tissues; epithelial Flashcards

1
Q

what are the 5 main tissue types

A

-epithelial
-connective
-nervous
-muscle

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2
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what is the function of epithelial tissue

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cover a body surface or lines a body cavity, also forms most of the bodies glands.
-ex. skin, inner linings of hollow organs and cavities and lining of all blood vessels.

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3
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structure and assembly of epithelial tissue

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broad flat sheets of cells that attach tightly, have no holes or gaps, don’t easily separate

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4
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location of epithelial tissues

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occurs at the interface of two environments.

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5
Q

simple:

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one single cell layer

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6
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more than one layer of cells

A

stratified

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7
Q

squamous

A

flat cells

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8
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cuboidal

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cube shaped cells

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9
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columnal

A

column like cells

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10
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glands made from epithelial cells

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-endocrine: secrete into the bloodstream
-ex. thyroid, ovaries, testis make hormones
-exocrine glands: ducts
-ex. sweat glands, sebacious glands; sweat, saliva, oil production, liver and pancreas

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11
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simple squamous
function:
location

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function: passage of materials by diffusion and filtration
location: air sacs of lungs and lining of the heart

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12
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simple cuboidal
function:
location

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function: secretion and absorption
location: pancreas and salivary glands
* associate cuboidal with glands

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13
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simple columnar
function:
location

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function: active movement of molecules, absorption, and secretion
structure: thin enough to allow movement yet thick enough to house cellular machinery
ciliated: move substances across body surfaces
location:
-nonciliated: digestive tract and gall bladder
-ciliated: small bronchi and some regions of the uterus.

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14
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pseudostratified columnar:
function
location

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function: secretes mucous, propel mucous with cilia
location: trachea
-has different heights of cells, taller stick out

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15
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stratified squamous
function
location

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function: protect underlying tissues
-nonkeratinized: mucousal lining of oral cavity
-example: esophagus, mouth, vagina
-keratinized: epidermis of the skin
-ex. palm of hand and dorsum of foot.

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16
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stratified cuboidal
function
location

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function: protection
location: largest ducts of sweat glands, mammary glands

17
Q

stratified columnar
function
location

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function: protection, secretion
location: male urethra, vas deferens, surface of the eye
-rare

18
Q

transitional epithelium
function
location
structure

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function: stretches and allows distension of urinary organ
location: only found in the urinary system
structure: starts as cuboidal, once stretched and filled-squamous

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