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Chapter 4 Tissues part 2 Flashcards

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endo

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secretes into cell

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exo

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secretes out of cell

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holocrine

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cell is being ruptured, releasing seretonin & cell fragments

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epithilial

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tightly backed tissue

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What is ground structure made of

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interintestional fluid, cell adhision protien and proteglycans

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collagin fibers

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very tough very strong

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elstin fibers

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long and thin, allow tissue to stretch and coil

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rectiular fiberes

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fine fibers found around blood vessels and organs

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Fat cells

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store nutrients

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4 major groups of connective tissue

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Connective tissue proper
Bone
Cartiledge
Blood

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Connective Tissue Proper

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matrix composed of a variety of fibers in viscous ground fluild

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Whats the difference between tendon, ligament and aponeuroses **

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Aponeuroses= muscle to muscle
Ligament =  bone to bone
Tendon= muscle to bone
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Cartiledge

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connective tissue that consists of a rubbery matrix with collagen fibers

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3 types of cartildege

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Hyaline-weakest
Elastic- Strong and flexible
Firbroelastic- compressed and reduces tension

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loose connective tissue types

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areolar
adipose
reticular

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Dense connective tissue Types

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Regular
Irregular
Elastic

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3 types of muscle tissue

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Skeletal
Smooth
Cardiac

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Mucosae

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lines all body cavities open to the outside ( digestive, respitory, uritary)

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visceral

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Wraps directly around

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types of tissue repair

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Regeneration

fibrosis

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Regeneration

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Replaces destroyed tissue

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Fibrosis

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fibrous tissue proliferates to form scar tissue

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Function of Nervous Tissue

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Communication

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Function of Muscular Tissue

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Movement

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Function of Connective Tissue

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Support

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Function of Epithelial Tissue

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Covers

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How many Layeres of Epithelial Tissues are there

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Simple- single layer, absorbtion secretion filtration
Stratifyed- multi layer, Protection
Pseudostratifyied- appears stratified, actually simple

28
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What is a gland

A

specific cells that make and secrete products

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