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Chapter 4 - Body Tissues and Membranes Flashcards

1
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Are epithelial tissues vascular or avascular?

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Avascular - they lack blood vessels

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2
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Where are simple squamous tissues found?

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Blood capillaries and air sacs (alveoli) of the lungs

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Where are stratified squamous tissues found?

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Skin, entrances of structures opening to the outside

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4
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Where are simple cuboidal tissues found?

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Secreting glands, ovaries, linings of kidney tubules

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Where are stratified cuboidal tissues found?

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Linings of salivary gland and mammary gland ducts

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Where are simple columnar tissues found?

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Lining of digestive organs and linings of uterine tubes

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Where are stratified columnar tissues found?

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Pharynx and the male urethra

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Where are pseudostratified columnar tissues found?

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Air passages of the respiratory system

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9
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Where are transitional tissues found?

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Urinary bladder, ureters, and urethra

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10
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Primary function of simple squamous tissue:

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Allows simple diffusion

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Primary functions of simple cuboidal tissue:

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Secretion and absorption

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Primary function of stratified cuboidal tissue:

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Protection

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13
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Primary functions of simple columnar tissue:

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Protection, secretion, absorption

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14
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Primary function of stratified columnar tissue:

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Protection

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Primary functions of pseudostratified columnar tissue:

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Protection and secretion

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16
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Primary function of transitional tissues:

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Allows organs to expand and contract

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17
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What does connective tissue do?

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Binds structures together, provides support and protection, fills spaces, produces blood cells, and stores fat

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18
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The three types of fibers within the matrix are:

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Collagen, elastic, reticular

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19
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The three types of loose connective tissue:

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Areolar, adipose, and reticular

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20
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The three types of dense connective tissue:

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Dense regular, dense irregular, and elastic

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21
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Where is areolar connective tissue typically found?

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Between other tissues or organs

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22
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Fibroblasts are primarily found in which connective tissues?

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Areolar and adipose

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23
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Primary function of adipose tissue:

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Cushion and protect organs, store energy, and insulate the body

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Primary function of reticular (or lymphatic) tissue:

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Defend the organs against infection

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25
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Where is dense regular tissue typically found?

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Tendons, ligaments, and aponeuroses

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26
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Tendons connect _______ to _____

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muscles, bones

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27
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Ligaments connect _____ to _____

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bones, bones (at the joints)

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28
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Aponeuroses connect _______ to _______

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muscles, muscles

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29
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Where is dense irregular connective tissue typically found?

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In the dermis and joint capsules

30
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Where is elastic connective tissue found?

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In the walls of the largest arteries and the vocal cords

31
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Chondrocytes are the cells found within:

A

Cartilage

32
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What are immature chondrocytes called?

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Chondroblasts

33
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Three types of cartilage:

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Hyaline, elastic, fibrocartilage

34
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Where is hyaline cartilage primarily found?

A

Nose, ribs, trachea, and the fetal skeleton

35
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Where is elastic cartilage primarily found?

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Ear, epiglottis (flap at the top of the larynx)

36
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Where is fibrocartilage primarily found?

A

Disks between vertebrae, anterior joint between hip bones

37
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What is the strongest type of cartilage?

A

Fibrocartilage

38
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What two types of cells form bone matrix?

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Osteoblasts and osteocytes

39
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Compact bone contains _____ cemented together

A

Osteons

40
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Trabeculae is found in which of the following: compact or spongy bone?

A

Spongy bone

41
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True or false: blood is classified as a type of connective tissue?

A

True!

42
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What is the function of red blood cells?

A

To carry oxygen

43
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What is the function of white blood cells?

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To fight against infection

44
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What is the function of platelets?

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Initiate blood clotting

45
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What is the name of the spaces where chondrocytes lie?

A

Lacunae

46
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Which of the following tissue types are considered to be voluntary?: smooth, cardiac, or skeletal

A

Skeletal

47
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True or false: Skeletal, cardiac muscle, and smooth muscle tissues are ALL striated

A

FALSE - Smooth muscle tissue is not striated and has a more irregular pattern

48
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A fascia is a combination of which two connective tissues?

A

Areolar and dense irregular connective tissues

49
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Match the muscle type with the description:
a. skeletal
b. cardiac
c. smooth

  1. striated and branched cells
  2. no striations and spindle-shaped
  3. striated and multinucleate
A

skeletal (a) - striated and multinucleate (3)
cardiac (b) - striated and branched cells (1)
smooth (c) - no striations and spindle-shaped (2)

50
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What feature binds cardiac muscle cells to one another so they contract as a unit?

A

Intercalated disks

51
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The three parts of a neuron are:

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Dendrite, cell body, and axon

52
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Primary function of a dendrite:

A

Receiving signals

53
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Primary function of the axon:

A

Conducting nerve signals

54
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Long axons are called ______

A

fibers

55
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In the brain and spinal cord, fibers are bound together to create ______. Outside the brain and spinal cord, they are called ______.

A

tracts, nerves

56
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What is the name of cells that outnumber neurons nine to one?

A

Neuroglia

57
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Primary function of neuroglia:

A

Nourish and support neurons

58
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These types of neuroglia - microglia, astrocytes, oligodendrocytes, and ependymal cells - are found where in the body?

A

In the brain

59
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Primary function of microglia:

A

Engulf bacterial and cellular debris

60
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Primary function of astrocytes:

A

Provide nutrients to neurons

61
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Primary function of oligodendrocytes:

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Form myelin (protective layer of fatty insulation)

62
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Primary function of ependymal cells:

A

Line the ventricles of the brain

63
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Primary function of Schwann cells

A

Provide nerve fibers with an insulating myelin layer called the myelin sheath

64
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True or false: the myelin sheath slows down conduction

A

False - it speeds conduction because the nerve signal jumps from node to node

65
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Junction with a zipper-like fastening:

A

Tight junction

66
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Which junction allows ions, sugars, and small molecules to pass between the two cells?

A

Gap junction

67
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An adhesion junction is also called a _________

A

desmosome

68
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Glands that secrete their product onto the outer surface or into a cavity are called:

A

exocrine glands

69
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Glands that secrete their product internally are called

A

Endocrine glands

70
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Which membrane lines the lumens of organs that open to the outside of the body?

A

Mucous membrane

71
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Which membrane line freely movable joint cavities?

A

Synovial membranes

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