Chapter 3 tissues Flashcards
Epithelial tissue
cbs
lho,bc,d,
fg
covers body surfaces
lines hollow organs, body cavities, ducts
forms glands
Connective tissue
p,sbao
bot
sersaf,p
protection, supports body and organs
binds organs together
stores energy reserves such as fat, provides immunity
Muscular tissue
gffm
gbh
generates force for movement
generates body heat
Nervous
dcia
r,i&tni(s..)
amcags
detects changes in a variety of conditions
responds, initiates & transmits nerve impulses (signals) to control and coordinate body activities
activates muscle contractions and glandular secretion
Sse (asotl) - ut, bl, cn, asoe sce (k) sce (l) pe(rt) sse(e)
simple squamous epithelium (air sacs of the lungs) - underlying tissue, basal lamina, cell nuclei, apical surface of epithelium
simple cuboidal epithelium (kidney)
simple columnar epithelium (lungs)
pseudostratified epithelium (respiratory tract)
stratified squamous epithelium (esophagus)
Tight junctions
sotpft
sopwbac
ptposbc a cotoflib
Location
s,i,u
i
strands of transmembrane proteins fuse together
seal off passage ways between adjacent cells
prevent the passage of substances between cells & the contents of the organs from leaking into blood
stomach. intestine, urinary bladder
impermeable
Adherens junctions tp, (dp), ajtc aatpftos aaab hrsdvc
location
tloi(dfm)
p
transmembrane proteins (dense proteins) adherens join cells
adheren attach to plaque from opposite side of the membrane
acts as a belt to encircle the cell
helps resist separation during various contractile activity in tissue
the lining of intestine (during food movement)
permeable
Desmosomes
p&tga
ifad
pecfs
location
olos(e)&cm
plaque & transmembrane glycoprotein attach neighboring cells
intermediate filaments attaches desmosome/tissue together
prevent epidermal cells from separating under tension in the skin and heart
outer layer of skin (epidermis) and cardiac muscle cells in heart
Gap junctions mp, cftffc, ccnc masbic/s actc spfn&mi
locations
l,c,n&m,gt&u
membrane protein, connexins from tiny fluid-filled channels, connexons connect neighboring cells
membranes are separated by intracellular cleft/space
allows cells to communicate
serve passage for never & muscle impulses among cells
lens, cornea, nerves and muscles, gastrointestinal tract and uterus
Structure of epithelial cell as (t) ls (ib bs e (whole thing) bm av
Apical surface (top) lateral surface in between basal surface epithelium basement membrane avascular no blood supply
Simple squamous epithelium
description
sl, soft, f, nlac
Location and function
e - h,b,l
m - p,p,p
asof, (b) (d,ge)
cok (f)
tme (s)
single layers, squashed or floor tile, flat, nucleus is located at center
endothelium - heart, blood vessels, lymphatic linings
mesothelium - pericardium, peritoneum, pleura
air sacs of lungs, (bowmans) (diffusion, gas exchange)
capsule of kidney (filteration)
tympanic membrane eardrum (secretion)
Simple cuboidal epithelium
description
cac - edo4s
sl - nlc
location o loe kt gl t dosg p
function
s
a
cells are cubic - equal diameter on 4 corners
single layer - nucleus located at center
surface of ovaries capsule lens of eye kidney tubule glands like thyroid ducts of some glands pancreas
secretion
absorption
Nonciliated simple columnar epithelium
description
t, l, nie
cm, g,
location
git (sa)
dog
g
function
s
a
ssm
taller, longer, nucleus is elongated
contains microvilli, globlet cells,
gastrointestinal tract (stomach to anus)
ducts of glands
gallbladder
secretion
absorption
secrete sticky mucus
Ciliated simple columnar epithelium
description
t,l,ne
gc
c
location b u(f) u ps cns vob
function
mslofotft
mmptt
tall, long, nucleus is elongated
goblet cells
cilia
bronchioles uterine (fallopian) uterus paranasal sinuses central canal spinal cord ventricle of brain
move substances like oocytes from ovaries to fallopian tube
moves mucus and particles toward throat
Pseudostratified columnar epithelium
description nilavl lmlbin c g
location aourt ldog e mu
function
mtp
a
p
Nucleus is located at various levels
looks like multi layer but its not hence pseudo
cilia
goblet
airways of upper respiratory tract
large ducts of glands
epididymis
male urethra
mucus traps particles
absorption
protection