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Chapter 4: Tissue Level of Organization Flashcards

1
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What is a group of cells performing similar functions?

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Tissues

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What is the study of tissues?

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Histology

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List the four types of tissues in the body and their purpose.

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  1. Epithelial
    - covers, lines, glands
  2. Connective
    - binds, supports, ECM
  3. Muscle
    - movement
  4. Nervous
    - communication
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In the epithelium, what are the 3 surface layers in order?

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Apical, lateral, basal

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T/F. The epithelial layer has blood vessels, while the connective tissue does not.

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False. The epithelial layer has no blood vessels, while the connective tissue does.

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The basement membrane attaches to which tissue?

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Connective Tissue

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Attachment, Avascularity, and Innervation are all characteristics of which tissue?

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Epithelial Tissue

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List characteristics of the epithelial tissue.

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  • physical protection
  • selective permeability
  • secretions
  • sensations
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Which two ways is epithelia classified?

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  1. Number of layers
  2. Shape of cells
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How many cell layers are in simple epithelium vs. stratified epithelium?

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Simple: single layer

Stratified: 2+ layers

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Which epithelium consists of all cells at the basement membrane?

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Pseudostratified

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What are the 3 epithelial cell shapes and their characteristics?

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  1. Squamous: flat, wide, nucleus flat
  2. Cuboidal: tall as wide, nucleus center, “cube”
  3. Columnar: taller than wide, nucleus basal, “column”
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Identify the cell structure, function, and location.

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Structure: simple squamous

Function: rapid diffusion

Location: alveoli (gas exchange), capillaries, visceral layer

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Identify the cell structure, function, and location.

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Structure: cuboidal

Function: absorption, secretion

Location: thyroid, kidneys, glands

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Identify the cell structure, function, and location.

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Structure: nonciliated simple columnar with microvilli

Function: absorption

Location: digestive tract

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Identify the cell structure, function, and location.

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Structure: ciliated simple columnar

Function: movement of mucus, oocyte

Location: bronchioles, uterine tube

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Identify the cell structure, function, and location.

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Structure: ciliated pseudostratified columnar

Function: movement

Location: respiratory tract

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Identify the cell structure, function, and location.

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Structure: nonkeratinized stratified squamous

Function: protect against abrasion

Location: inside the body

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Identify the cell structure, function, and location.

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Structure: keratinized stratified squamous

Function: protection against abrasion

Location: outside of the body

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Identify the cell structure, function, and location.

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Structure: stratified cuboidal

Location: absorption, secretion

Function: sweat glands

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Identify the cell structure, function, and location.

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Structure: stratified columnar

Function: secretion

Location: salivary glands, part of male urethra

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Identify the cell structure, function, and location.

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Structure: transitional (relaxed= cuboidal, stretched= squamous)

Function: distention

Location: ureters, bladder, part of male urethra

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What is the function of squamous cells primarily?

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Rapid diffusion

24
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What is the primary function of cuboidal cells?

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Absorption and secretion

25
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What is the primary function of columnar cells?

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Absorption and secretion

26
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Do keratinized cells protect the outside of the body or inside of the body?

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Outside of the body

27
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Osteo means:

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Bone

28
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Adipo means:

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Fat

29
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Fibro means:

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Fiber

30
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Chondro means:

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Cartilage

31
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Peri means:

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Around

32
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Blast means:

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Builds, creates

33
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Clast:

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Breakdown

34
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What structure(s) does connective tissue have that epithelial tissue does not?

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Extracellular matrix, blood vessels

35
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List the three fibers of connective tissue.

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  1. Collagen (flexible, resistant to stretching, most abundant)
  2. Elastic (stretch and recoil)
  3. Reticular (thin, packaging)
36
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Which are the types of connective tissue proper (loose)?

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  1. Alveolar
  2. Adipose
  3. Reticular
37
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Identify this type of connective tissue’s structure, cell type, fiber type, function, location.

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Structure: alveolar

Cell type(s): fibroblasts

Fiber(s): elastic, collagen

Function: packing and attachment

Location: subcutaneous skin, surrounds individual nerve and muscle cells, outer layer of blood vessels

38
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Identify this type of connective tissue’s structure, cell type, fiber type, function, location.

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Structure: adipose

Cell type(s): adipocyte

Fiber(s):

Function: cushioning of organs, thermal insulation, long-term storage energy

Location: subcutaneous skin, surrounds kidney

39
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Identify this type of connective tissue’s structure, cell type, fiber type, function, location.

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Structure: Reticular

Cell type(s): leukocyte

Fiber(s): reticular

Function: packing and attachment

Location: subcutaneous skin, surrounds individual nerve and muscle cells, outer layer of blood vessels

40
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Which are the types of connective tissue proper (dense)?

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  1. Dense regular
  2. Dense irregular
  3. Elastic
41
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Identify this connective tissue. List the cell(s), fiber(s), function, and location.

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Structure: dense regular

Cell(s): fibroblasts

Fiber(s): collagen

Function: strength, flexible in single direction (parallel)

Location: tendons, ligaments

42
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Identify this connective tissue. List the cell(s), fiber(s), function, and location.

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Structure: dense irregular

Cell(s): fibroblasts

Fiber(s): collagen

Function: strength in many directions

Location: dermis, capsules around organs, outer layer of nerves and muscles

43
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Which are the types of supportive connective tissue in cartilage?

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  1. Hyaline
  2. Fibrocartilage
  3. Elastic
44
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Identify this cartilage tissue. List the cell(s), fiber(s), function, and location.

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Structure: Hyaline

Cell(s): chondrocytes

Fiber(s):

Function: smooth surface, supports soft tissue

Location: fetal skeleton, articular cartilage, nose/trachea

45
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Identify this cartilage tissue. List the cell(s), fiber(s), function, and location.

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Structure: Fibrocartilage

Cell(s): chondrocytes

Fiber(s): collagen

Function: resist compression

Location: intervertebral discs, pubic symphyses, menisci

46
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Identify this cartilage tissue. List the cell(s), fiber(s), function, and location.

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Structure: Elastic

Cell(s): chondrocytes

Fiber(s): elastic

Function: structure and shape with flexibility

Location: ear, epiglottis

47
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Which are the types of supportive connective tissue in bone?

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  1. Compact
  2. Spongy
48
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Identify this bone tissue. List the cell(s), fiber(s), function, and location.

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Structure: compact bone (osteons, lamellae)

Cell(s):

Fiber(s):

Function: support, protection, levers for skeletal muscle, calcium storage

Location: bones

49
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Identify this bone tissue. List the function and location.

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Structure: spongy bone (bone marrow)

Function: compact bone, hemopoiesis

Location: middle layer of flat bones, inner layer of long bones

50
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Which type of connective tissue is blood?

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Fluid connective tissue

51
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What does the fluid connective tissue consist of?

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Plasma (ECM), Erythrocytes, Leukocytes, Platelets

52
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What are the 3 types of muscle tissue?

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  1. Skeletal
  2. Cardiac
  3. Smooth
53
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Identify this muscle tissue. List the function and location.

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Structure: skeletal (striated, nucleated, long)

Function: movement of skeleton or skin

Location: attached to bones (some skin)

54
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Identify this muscle tissue. List the function and location.

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Structure: cardiac (y-shaped, striated, intercalated discs)

Function: heartbeat

Location: myocardium

55
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Identify this muscle tissue. List the function and location.

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Structure: smooth (non-striated)

Function: movement of food, blood, sperm

Location: walls of internal organs

56
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Identify this tissue. List its function and location.

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Structure: nervous tissue (neurons, glial cells)

Function: communication, receiving incoming sensory, controls motor movements

Location: brain, spinal cord, nerves

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