Chapter 5 Flashcards

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Anchored to connective tissue by nonliving layer called basement membrane

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Epithelial tissue

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Covers all body surfaces, inside and out

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Epithelial tissue

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2
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Lack blood vessels, readily divides, and are tightly packed

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Epithelial tissue

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Functions in protection, secretion, absorption, excretion, and sensory reception

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Epithelial tissue

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4
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Classified by the shape and number of layers of cells

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Epithelial tissue

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5
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Goes out (leaves body)

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Excretion

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6
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Produce in body; saliva and hormones

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Secretion

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7
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Simple squamous

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Epithelial

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Simple cuboidal

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Epithelial

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9
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Simple columnar

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Epithelial

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Pseudo stratified columnar

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Epithelial

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Stratified squamous

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Epithelial

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12
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Stratified cuboidal

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Epithelial

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13
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Stratified columnar

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Epithelial

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14
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Transitional

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Epithelial

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15
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Glandular

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Epithelial

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16
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Loose tissue

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Connective tissue

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17
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Adipose

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Connective tissue

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18
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Dense

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Connective tissue

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19
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Cartilage

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Connective tissue

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20
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Bone

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Connective tissue

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21
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Blood

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Connective tissue

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22
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Skeletal

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Muscle tissue

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23
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Smooth

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Muscle tissue

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24
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Cardiac

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Muscle tissue

25
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Nerve cell

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Neuron

26
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Involuntary muscle tissue

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Cardiac and smooth

27
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Voluntary muscle tissue

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Skeletal

28
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Supporting cells

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Neuralgia cells

29
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What are the three functions of the neuroglial cells

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Support and bind nervous tissue
Carry on phagocytosis (engulf- wrapping around)
Connect neurons to blood vessels

30
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Steps for reconstructing severely torn ligaments and tendons

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Implant consists of carbon fibers coated with plastic.
Coated fibers sewn around torn ligaments and tendons to reinforce them.
Body’s own collagen fibers grow around them.
Within 2 weeks the plastic is absorbed and carbon fibers fracture.
Fibers now are completely covered in collagen

31
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If one doesn’t have an immune system….

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One cannot fight infections

32
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Location of simple squamous

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Gas exchange in lungs, body cavities, and lines blood and lymph vessels

33
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Location of simple cuboidal

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Covers ovaries and lines kidneys

34
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Location of simple columnar

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Lines uterus

35
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Location of pseudo stratified columnar

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Lines respiratory passage ways where cilia move the mucus and capture particles up and out

36
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Location of stratified squamous

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Covers skin, and lines mouth, and throat

37
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Location of stratified cuboidal

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Sweat, salivary glands, and pancreas

38
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Location of stratified columnar

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Male urethra and parts of pharynx

39
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Location of transitional

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Found in walls of various organs of urinary tract

40
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Secretes into ducts

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Exocrine

41
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Secrete into the blood of tissue fluids

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Endocrine

42
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3 types of glandular

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Merocrine glands
Apocrine glands
Holocrine glands

43
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Releases a watery, protein, and rich fluid

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Merocrine

44
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Lose a portion of their cells during secretion

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Apocrine

45
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Entire cell disintegrates during secretion

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Holocrine

46
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Functions as connection, support, framework, fills spaces, stores fat, produces blood, protects against infection, and repairs damaged tissue

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Connective tissue

47
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Have abundance of matrix (intercellular material) of fibers and ground substance (fluid, gel, solid)

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Connective tissue

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Most have a good blood supply and can divide quite easily

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Connective tissue

49
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Difference between exocrine and endocrine glands

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Exocrine secretes into glands and endocrine secretes blood into tissue fluids

50
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Most common type, produce fibers

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Fibroblasts

51
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Phagocytes, scavenger and defense cell

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Macrophage

52
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Located near blood vessels, release heparin (prevents clotting) and histamine (cause inflation and allergies)

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Mast cells

53
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Protein collagen, great tensile strength (resists pulling force), ligaments and tendons

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Collage nous

54
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Protein elastin, very bone to bone, muscles-bones

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Elastic

55
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Where is elastic found

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In the vocal cords

56
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Very thin collagen fibers, support network

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Reticular

57
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Name the 3 cartilages, define, and locate them

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Hyaline-most common, has very fine collagen fibers (nose, rings of respiratory passages, ends of many bones)
Elastic- more flexible, dense network of elastic fibers (ears and parts of larynx)
Fibrocartilage- very tough, has many collagen fibers (intervertebral discs, cushions the bones of knees and pelvis)

58
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Bone cell

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Osteocytes

59
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Connective tissue is basically

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Blood