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Tissue Level of organization

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What are the key features of epithelial tissue?

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  1. Has apical surface or free surface
  2. Has basement membrane
  3. Different surfaces demonstrate polarity
  4. Vascular - no blood vessels
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What are the two major types of glands?

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  1. Endocrine glands

2. Exocrine glands

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Endocrine glands

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have no duct to the outside of the body
- products are released into interstitial fluid
Examples: thyroid, pituitary, ovaries testes

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Exocrine glands

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have a duct connecting them to the outside of the body

  • products ultimately leave the body
  • Examples: lacrimal gland (tear), sudoriferous (sweat) gland, and sebaceous (oil) gland
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What are the 3 types of exocrine glands based on physiology?

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  1. membrane glands
  2. apocrine glands
  3. holocrine glands
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membrane glands

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secrete a water soluble product into the duct

- Salivary glands, lacrimal glands, some sweat glands

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apocrine glands

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secretes a product that is slightly water soluble

  • secretes part of the cell containing the product into the duct
  • mammary glands
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holocrine glands

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secrets a product that is water insoluble into the duct by breaking off the entire cell with the product inside and releasing both into the glands

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right junction

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  • found toward the free surface

- holds the cells tightly together

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desmosome

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  • holds 1 tightly to its neighbor

- acts like a weld

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hemidesmosome

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anchors cell to a deeper cell or basement membrane

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Major functions of simple squamous epithelium

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  • rapid diffusion of gas
  • filtration of certain ions and chemicals
  • rapid diffusion of gases and ions in blood vessels
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Locations of simple squamous epithelium

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  • alveoli of the lung
  • kidney/ Bowman’s capsule
  • lining of blood vessels (endothelium)
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Locations of stratified squamous epithelium

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  • inside the oral cavity

- lining the esophagus, pharynx, anus, and vagina

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major functions of stratified squamous epithelium

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  • provides protection against small amounts of friction and abrasion in areas subject to minor scraping forces
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locations of keratinized stratified squamous epithelium

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  • palm of hand

- sole of foot

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functions of keratinized stratified squamous epithelium

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provides protection against heavy friction and abrasion in areas subject to heavy scraping forces

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locations of simple cuboidal epithelium

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  • kidney tubules
  • lining the bronchioles and sections of the thyroid gland
  • liver
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functions of simple cuboidal epithelium

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  • filtration and excretion in kidneys

- secretion of thyroid hormone

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locations of simple columnar epithelium

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  • lines the small intestine and uterus
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functions of simple columnar epithelium

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absorption of nutrients in small intestine

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locations of pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelium

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lining the trachea

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functions of pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelium

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  • Cilia moves mucus up the trachea to remove particles and pathogens from lining of the trachea
  • goblet cells produce mucus
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locations of transitional epithelium

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  • lining the ureters

- lining the urinary bladder

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major functions of transitional epithelium

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provides protection of deeper tissues from materials in urine and is able to stretch as the bladder fills

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locations of dense regular connective tissue

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  • tendons
  • aponeuroses
  • ligaments
  • walls of large arteries (aorta)
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functions of dense regular connective tissue

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  • accommodates great pulling forces in 1 direction where elasticity is needed
  • attach muscle to muscle and bone to muscle
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locations of dense irregular connective tissue

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  • deep dermis of the skin especially in the deep dermis of the palms and soles of the feet
  • fibrous capsules surrounding organs and joints
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functions of dense irregular connective tissue

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  • accommodates heavy pulling forces in several directions

- provides structural strength

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locations of areolar connective tissue

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  • mesentary

- around capillaries

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functions of areolar connective tissue

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  • provides “packing” material between skin and muscle and between muscle and muscle.
  • accommodates gentle pulling forces in several directions
  • holds extracellular fluids
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locations of adipose tissue

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  • under skin in hypodermis

- around kidneys and eyeballs, buttocks, breasts, and abdomen

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functions of adipose tissue

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  • stores fuel
  • supports and cushions organs and body parts
  • insulation
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locations of reticular connective tissue

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  • lymph nodes
  • thymus
  • bone marrow
  • spleen
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functions of reticular connective tissue

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support other cells and provide them an attachment point

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locations of blood

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inside blood vessels

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functions of blood

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  • transport gases, nutrients, ions, hormones, and wastes

- helps repair damage to the body

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locations of compact bone (osseous tissue)

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composes the majority of the long and short bones of the skeleton

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functions of compact bone (osseous tissue)

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  • extremely hard tissue that resists strong compressive and twisting forces
  • provides resistance to the pull of gravity
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locations of hyaline cartilage

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covers the ends of long bones, costal cartilages between ribs and sternum, apex of the nose, trachea, and larynx

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functions of hyaline cartilage

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  • provides support and reinforcement

- prevents bone rubbing bone

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locations of elastic cartilage

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external ear (pinna/auricle), epiglottis

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functions of elastic cartilage

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  • maintains shape of structure while providing flexibility

- can distort and then return to original shape

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locations of fibrocartilage

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invertebral discs, pubic symphysis, meniscus of knee joint, meniscus of temporal-mandibular joint.

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functions of fibrocartilage

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  • provides great strength against compressive forces - acts as a shock absorber
  • resists compression
  • prevents bone on bone contact
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locations of mesenchymal connective tissue

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highly concentrated in the umbilical cord

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functions of mesenchymal connective tissue

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can differentiate into several other connective tissues

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locations of skeletal muscle

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attached to the bones of the skeleton

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functions of skeletal muscle

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movement of bones

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locations of cardiac muscle

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walls of the heart

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functions of cardiac muscle

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moves blood throughout the body

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locations of smooth muscle

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  • wrapped around the walls of hollow organs

- walls of blood vessels

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functions of smooth muscle

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moves material through organs

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locations of nervous tissue

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brain
spinal cord
nerves

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functions of nervous tissue

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allows for communication and control by using electrical and chemical signals

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