chap 4 tissues, organ systems, homeostasis Flashcards

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4 major tissue types:

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Epithelial, connective, muscle, nervous

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Epithelial:

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Protects body surfaces.

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Connective:

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Supports and binds organs.

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Muscle:

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Moves body parts.

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Nervous:

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Transmits electrical signals.

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Connective tissue components:

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Cells, fibers, ground substance

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Ground substance:

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Gel-like material in connective tissue, supports cells and fibers.

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Fibers in connective tissue:

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collagen, reticular, elastic

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Collagen:

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Strong fibers found in tendons.

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Reticular:

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Network fibers found in lymphoid organs.

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Elastic:

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Stretchable fibers found in skin and lungs.

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Loose tissue

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In organs, provides flexibility.

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Dense tissue

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In tendons/ligaments, provides strength.

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Cartilage healing:

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Slow due to limited blood supply

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Types of cartilage:

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hyaline, elastic, fibrocartilage

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Hyaline:

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Found in joints.

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Elastic:

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Found in ears.

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Fibrocartilage:

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Found in intervertebral discs.

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Bone rigidity:

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Caused by mineral salts around collagen fibers.

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Bone tissue types:

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compact and spongy

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Compact:

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Dense, forms outer layer.

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Spongy:

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Lighter, found in ends of bones.

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Blood components:

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Plasma, red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets.

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Lymph function:

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Transports immune cells and waste.

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Muscle tissue types:
skeletal, cardiac, smooth (organs)
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Cardiac muscle disks:
Allow synchronized heart contractions.
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Neuron functions:
Sensory input, integration, motor output.
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Neuron parts:
Dendrites: Receive signals. Cell body: Processes signals. Axon: Sends signals.
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Neuroglia:
Support and nourish neurons.
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Epithelial tissue:
Covers body surfaces, forms glands.
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Integumentary system:
Protects, regulates temperature.
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Subcutaneous layer:
Below skin, not considered part of the skin.
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Keratinocytes:
Skin cells found in the epidermis.
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Melanocytes:
Skin cells producing melanin, protect against UV.
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Accessory organs:
Nails, hair
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Gland types:
endocrine and exocrine
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Endocrine:
secretes hormones.
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Exocrine:
Secretes through ducts (e.g. sweat)