chapter 5 Flashcards

1
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group of cells that function together in the body

A

tissue

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2
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form coverings, linings, and glands

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epithelial tissue

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3
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protection and support

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connective tissue

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4
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provides movement

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muscle tissue

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5
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allows communication

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nervous tissue

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6
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material found outside the tissue

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extracellular matrix (ecm)

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7
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major component of ecm that is tough, protective protein fibers

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collagen

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8
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major component of ecm that is negatively charged protein/carbohydrate molecules

A

proteoglycans

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9
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attachment between cells

A

cellular connections

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10
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allow no movement of substances between cells

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tight junctions

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11
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flexible connections that allow some movement of substances between cells

A

desmosomes

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12
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passageways that allow movement of certain substances between cells

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gap junctions

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13
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passageways that allow movement of certain substances between cells

A

gap junctions

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14
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tight junctions occur in which organs and in what type of tissue

A

epithelial tissue of bladder and digestive tract

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15
Q

it can be found between cardiac muscle fibers

A

desmosomes and gap junctions

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16
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what factors affect the appearance of tissues

A

plane of section and stain used during preparation

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17
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kinds of planes (sections)

A

sagittal, transverse, oblique

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18
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two surfaces of epithelia

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apical and basal

19
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two surfaces of epithelia

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apical and basal

20
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characteristics of epithelia

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highly cellular, polar, avascular, innervated, highly regenerative

21
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characteristics of epithelia

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highly cellular, polar, avascular, innervated, highly regenerative

22
Q

it moves materials across the surface

A

cilia

23
Q

it increases the surface area

A

microvilli

24
Q

it increases the surface area

A

microvilli

25
Q

flat cells

A

squamous

26
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boxed shaped cells

A

cuboidal

27
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column shaped cells

A

columnar

28
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one layer of cells

A

simple

29
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one layer of cells

A

simple

30
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two or more layers of cells

A

stratified

31
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two or more layers of cells

A

stratified

32
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one layer of hair that appear more

A

pseudo stratified

33
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common feature of simple and stratified epithelia and secrete mucus

A

goblet cells

34
Q

allows materials to pass through by diffusion and filtration

A

simple squamous epithelium

35
Q

lines kidney tubules

A

simple cuboidal

36
Q

lines digestive and reproductive tract

A

simple columnar

37
Q

lines trachea and respiratory tract

A

pseudo stratified

38
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lines esophagus, mouth, and vigina

A

stratified squamous

39
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found in sweat glands and salivary glands

A

stratified cuboidal

40
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found in urethra

A

stratified columnar

41
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allows urinary organs to expand

A

transitional epithelium

42
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gland that secretes hormones to the blood

A

endocrine

43
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secretes substances locally through a duct

A

exocrine gland

44
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t or f, cells rarely touch each other

A

true