Chapter 4 Tissues Flashcards
_____have groups of cells with a common embryonic origin that functions together to carry out_____activities?
_ Tissues
_ Specialized
Tissues have various types ranging from_____to_____to_____?
_ Hard (bone)
_ Semi Hard (Cartilage)
_ Liquid (blood)
Science that deals with the study of tissues is called?
Histology
A_____specialize in laboratory studies of cells and tissues for diagnosis?
Pathologist
With cell junctions this is between the plasma membranes of tissue cells?
Contact Points
5 most common types of cell junctions?
_ Tight Junctions
_ Gap Junctions
_ Adherens Junctions
_ Hemidesmosomes
_Desmosomes
This junction fuse cells together and seal off passageways between adjacent cells?
Tight Junctions
Tight junctions are common in the_____/_____/and_____ _____/ and prevents passage of substances between cells?
_ Stomach
_ Intestines
_ Urinary Bladder
This junction connects neighboring cells by tunnels called connexons?
Gap Junctions
With Junctions this is separated by gap (space)?
Plasma Membranes
Gap junctions permit_____communication between cells?
Rapid
4 types of tissue?
_ Epithelial Tissue
_ Connective Tissue
_ Muscular Tissue
_ Nervous Tissue
This type of tissue/ covers body surfaces/ lines systems and forms glands?
Epithelial Tissues
This type of tissue is the most common and it protects/ supports/ and binds organs?
Connective Tissue
This type of tissue generates physical force needed to make body structures move and generate body heat?
Muscular Tissue
This type of tissue detects body changes and responds by generating nerve impulses?
Nervous Tissue
This type tissue consists of cells arranged in continuous sheets; single or multiple layers?
Epithelial Tissue
With epithelial tissue/ cells are_____packed and held_____together?
_ Closely
_ Tightly
What are the 3 major functions of the epithelial tissue?
_ Selective Barrier Regulates Movement of Materials in an out of Body
_ Secretes (releases) Products onto Free (top) Surfaces
_ Protects Surfaces against Environment
Epithelial cell features?
_ Apical (free/top) Surface
_ Lateral Side Surface
_ Basal (bottom) Surface
_ Basement Membrane
With the epithelial cell features/ this faces body surface/ cavity/ or duct?
Apical (free/top) Surface
With the epithelial cell features/ what is between epithelium and connective tissue layer/ and is the point of attachment overlying epithelial tissue?
Basement Membrane
Epithelial tissues have a_____supply and is_____/ with a_____rate of cell division for renewal and repair?
_ Nerve
_ Avascular
_ High
When epithelial tissue lacks its own blood vessels/ and the blood vessels in underlining connective tissue deliver nutrients and eliminate waste is called what?
Avascular
2 types of epithelial tissue?
_ Covering and Lining Epithelium
_ Glandular Epithelium
This type of epithelial tissue is the outer covering of skin and it lines the systems?
Covering and Lining Epithelium
This type of epithelial tissue forms cells that secrete products?
Glandular Epithelium
Covering and lining epithelium is classified according to?
_ Number of Cell Layers
_ Shape of Cells
With covering and lining epithelium/ one or more layers depending on function defines?
Number of Cell Layers
With covering and lining epithelium/ a single layer of cells the same height defines?
Simple Epithelium
With covering and lining epithelium a single layer/ but appears to have multiple layers with tall and short cells define?
Pseudostratified Epithelium
With covering and lining epithelium/ 2 or more layers of cells that protect underlying tissues in areas of wear and tear defines?
Stratified Epithelium
With covering and lining epithelium what are the cell shapes?
_ Squamous
_ Cuboidal
_ Columnar
_ Transitional
Squamous cell shapes are?
Flat Shaped
Cuboidal cell shapes are?
Cube Shaped
Columnar cell shapes are?
Tall Column Shaped
Transitional cell shapes are?
Cells That Change Shapes
Name the simple epithelium types with single rows?
_ Simple Squamous Epithelium
_ Simple Cuboidal Epithelium
_ Simple Columnar Epithelium
_ Pseudostratified Columnar Epithelium
Which simple epithelium type has a single layer of flat cells?
Simple Squamous Epithelium
2 types of simple squamous epithelium?
_ Endothelium
_ Mesothelium
Which type of simple squamous epithelium lines heart/ and blood vessels?
Endothelium
Which type of simple squamous epithelium forms organ coverings?
Mesothelium
Which simple epithelium type has a single layer of cube shaped cells?
Simple Cuboidal Epithelium
Which simple epithelium type has a single layer of column shaped cells?
Simple Columnar Epithelium
2 types of simple columnar epithelium?
_ Nonciliated
_ Ciliated
Which type of simple columnar epithelium is located in the urine tubes and respiratory tract?
Ciliated
Which type of simple epithelium has a single layer but appears to have multiple layers that are tall and short cells?
Pseudostratified Columnar Epithelium
What type of epithelium has multiple (2 or more) layers of cells?
Stratified Epithelium
The type of stratified epithelium depends on the_____of the cells at the_____(___) layer?
_ Shape
_ Apical (top)
Stratified squamous epithelium has a_____top?
Flat
Stratified cuboidal epithelium has a_____top?
Cubed
Stratified columnar epithelium has a_____top?
Column
Types of stratified epithelium?
_ Stratified Squamous Epithelium
_ Stratified Cuboidal Epithelium
_ Stratified Columnar Epithelium
_ Transitional Epithelium
This stratified epithelium has multiple layers of cells with flat cells at the apical layer?
Stratified Squamous Epithelium
Which stratified epithelium type is where new cells are pushed toward surface further from blood supply/ then dehydrate and die?
Stratified Squamous Epithelium
2 types of stratified squamous epithelium?
- Keratinized
- Nonkeratinized
Which type of stratifed squamous epithelium is the top layer of the skin and protects and waterproofs skin?
- Keratinized
The stratified _____ epithelum is a rare type of epithelium/ and has _____ shaped cells.
- Cuboidal
- Cube
This stratified epithelium has columnar cells in the apical layer?
- Stratified Columnar Epithelium
This stratified epithelium type is located only in the urinary system?
- Transitional Epithelium
With transitional epithelium/ cells _____ shapes upon stretching/ and become _____/ and permits _____.
- Change
- Flaltened (squamous)
- Distention (stretching)
2 types of glandular epithelium.
- Endocrine Glands
- Exocrine Glands
Which glandular epithelium is where hormone secretions are released directly into bloodstream?
- Endocrine Glands
Which glandular epithelium is where products are released into ducts (sweat and salivary glands)?
- Exocrine Glands
Functional classification of exocrine glands are based on?
- How Product Is Secreted
What are the 3 type of functional classification of exocrine glands?
- Merocrine
- Apocrine
- Holocrine
Which functional classification of exocrine glands has secretion by exocytosis/ and is the most common like sweat and salivary?
- Merocrine
Which functional classification of exocrine gland is the apical portion of cell secreted?
- Apocrine
Which functional classification of exocrine glands is where the entire cell is secreated/ sebaceous (oil) glands?
- Holocrine
This type of tissue is the most abundant and widely distributed tissue?
- Connective Tissue
What are the 5 functions of connective tissue?
_ Binds Tissue Together
_ Supports and Strengthens Tissue
_ Transports Materials (blood)
_ Energy Reserves and Immune Responses
_ Protects and Insulates Internal Organs
2 parts of connective tissue?
_ Extracellular Matrix
_ Cells
With connective tissue this is the material between cells; fibers and ground substance?
Matrix
All connective tissue is vascular and supplied with nerves except_____?
Cartilage
Extracellular matrix of connective tissue has 2 parts?
_ Ground Substance
_ Fibers
What part of the extracellular matrix is between cells and fibers and can be hard/ semi hard/ or fluid/ and is a medium that permits exchange of materials between blood and cells?
Ground Substance
What type of fibers are in the extracellular matrix of connective tissue?
_ Collagen Fibers
_ Elastic Fibers
_ Reticular Fibers
Which fiber in the matrix of connective tissue strengthens tissue?
Collagen Fibers
Which fiber in the matrix of connective tissue has elasticity and has the ability to return to their original shape upon stretching?
Elastic Fibers
6 Types of connective tissue cells?
_ Fibroblast
_ Adipocytes (fat cells)
_ Mast Cells
_ White Blood Cells
_ Macrophages
_ Plasma Cells
These connective tissue cells secrete fibers and ground substances/ and are immature?
Fibroblasts
These connective tissue cells store triglycerides (fat)?
Adipocytes (fat cells)
These connective tissue cells produce histamine; vasodilator?
Mast Cells
These connective tissue cells is for immune response?
White Blood Cells
These connective tissue cells engulf debris by phagocytosis?
Macrophages
These connective tissue cells secrete antibodies?
Plasma Cells
What are the 2 classifications of connective tissue?
_ Embryonic Connective Tissue
_ Mature Connective Tissue
Which classification of connective tissue is before birth?
Embryonic Connective Tissue
2 types of embryonic connective tissue?
_ Mesenchyme
_ Mucus Connective Tissue
Which classification of connective tissue is afterbirth?
Mature Connective Tissue
What are the 5 types of mature connective tissue?
_ Loose
_ Dense
_ Cartilage
_ Bone
_ Liquid Connective Tissue
With mature connective tissue what type has fewer fibers and many cells/ like areolar/ adipose/ and reticular?
Loose Connective Tissue
With mature connective tissue what type has many fibers and fewer cells/ like dense regular/ dense irregular/ and elastic?
Dense Connective Tissue
With mature connective tissue what type is hyaline/ fibrocartilage/ and elastic cartilage?
Cartilage
With mature connective tissue what type is blood and lymph?
Liquid Connective Tissue
Which type of embryonic connective tissue forms all other connective tissue?
Mesenchyme
Which type of embryonic connective tissue is the umbilical cord?
Mucus Connective Tissue
Which type of loose connective tissue contain several types of cells and all 3 types of fiber?
Areolar
Which type of loose connective tissue contains adipocytes and is used for insulation and energy reserves?
Adipose
Which type of loose connective tissue forms framework of liver/ spleen/ and lymph nodes/ and contain the same type of fibers?
Reticular
Which type of dense connective tissue has bundles of collagen fibers arranged in parallel patterns that strengthens tissue and are found in tendons and ligaments?
Dense Regular
Which type of dense connective tissue has collagen fibers arranged randomly that are located in tissues and pulled in many directions like the skin and heart?
Dense Irregular
Which dense connective tissue has elastic fibers that stretch and recoil back to their original shape/ like in the lungs and blood vessels?
Elastic
This mature connective tissue is semi hard with a matrix surrounding chondrocytes with no blood vessels (avascular) or nerves (connective tissue exception)?
Cartilage
Cartilage has semi hard matrix surrounding_____?
Chondrocytes (cartilage cells)
What are the 3 types of cartilage?
_ Hyaline
_ Fibrocartilage
_ Elastic
With cartilage what type is most abundant and provides flexibility/ support and reduces friction with joints?
Hyaline Cartilage
With cartilage what type is the strongest like intervertebral disc?
Fibrocartilage
With cartilage what type has chondrocytes located within elastic fibers and provides elasticity/ like the external ear?
Elastic Cartilage
Cartilage grows and repairs_____and it is_____?
_ Slowly
_ Avascular
What are the 2 patterns of growth with cartilage?
_ Interstitial Growth
_ Appositional Growth
Which of the 2 patterns of growth of cartilage has growth in length?
Interstitial Growth
Which of the 2 patterns of growth of cartilage has growth in width?
Appositional Growth
Which type of connective tissue has extracellular matrix that surrounds osteocytes?
Bone (osseous) Tissue
2 types of bone tissue?
_ Compact
_ Spongy
Which type of connective tissue is blood and lymph and has a liquid extracellular matrix?
Liquid Connective Tissue
Sheets of tissue that cover or line structures are?
Membranes
2 types of membranes?
_ Epithelial Membranes
_ Synovial Membranes
Which type of membrane is a combination of epithelium and underlying connective tissue layers and has 3 types?
Epithelial Membranes
Which type of membrane line joints and contain only connective tissue but not epithelium?
Synovial Membranes
3 types of epithelial membranes?
_ Mucous Membranes
_ Serous Membranes (serosa)
_ Cutaneous Membranes (skin)
Which type of epithelial membrane lines systems that open directly to exterior/ like the digestive?
Mucous Membranes
Which type of epithelial membrane is organ coverings that do not open directly to exterior/ like the pleura and has 2 layers?
Serous Membranes (serosa)
2 types of layers with the serous membranes?
_ Visceral Layer
_ Parietal Layer
Which type of serous membrane layer is the inner layer that covers organs?
Visceral layer
Which type of serous membrane layer is that outer layer that attaches to cavity wall?
Parietal Layer
Which type of epithelial membrane covers entire surface of body and consist of epidermis (epithelium) and dermis (connective tissue)?
Cutaneous Membrane
Which type of epithelial membrane lines freely movable joints and lack epithelium and contain only connective tissue?
Synovial Membranes
3 types of muscle tissue?
_ Skeletal
_ Cardiac
_ Smooth
Which muscle type is usually attached to bones and are long/ cylindrical striated fibers (cells) and has voluntary (conscious) control?
Skeletal Muscles
Which muscle type is branched striated fibers that are joined by intercalated discs and has involuntary (without conscious) control?
Cardiac Muscle (heart wall)
Which muscle type are the walls of hollow organs like the stomach and intestines and have spindle shaped non-striated fibers and has involuntary control?
Smooth Muscles
What are the 2 types of cells in nervous tissue?
_ Neurons (nerve cells)
_ Neuroglia
With nervous tissue which type produce nerve impulses?
Neurons (nerve cells)
With nervous tissue which type support nervous system?
Neuroglia
Replaces worn out/ damaged/ or dead cells is defined as?
Tissue Repair (restoring homeostasis)
With tissue repair what are the 3 types of tissue?
_ Epithelial Tissue
_ Nervous Tissue
_ Fibrosis Tissue
With tissue repair which type of tissue has the highest renewal capacity?
Epithelial Tissue
With tissue repair which type of tissue has the poorest renewal capacity?
Nervous Tissue
With tissue repair which type of tissue has scar tissue formation where fibroblast rapidly synthesizes fibers in matrix?
Fibrosis Tissue
With tissue healing and aging/ tissues heal_____and leave less obvious scars in_____people?
_ Faster
_ Younger
With tissue healing and aging/ younger tissues have a better nutritional state/_____ supply/ and a higher_____rate?
_ Blood
_ Metabolic
With tissue healing and aging/_____ glucose/ changes in_____/ and elastic fibers contribute to the aging process?
_ Excessive
_ Collagen