Chapter 5 Tissue B.B.C.C.M Flashcards
epithelial tissue layers
-simple
-stratified
epithelial tissue shapes
-squamous
-cuboidal
-columnar
allows materials to cross surface via DIFFUSION OR FILTRATION
-blood vessels
-alveoli
-kidney
-endothelium
-serous membranes
simple squamous epithelial tissue
ABSORPTION & SECRETION
-Kidney tubules
-Glands ( mammary, liver, thyroid, salivary )
simple cuboidal
ABSORPTION & SECRETION OF MUCUS, ENZYMES
NON-CILIATED-digestive tract
CILIATED- bronchi, uterus
simple columnar
SECRETES & PROPELS MUCUS
-RESPIRATORY TRACT( nasal cavity to bronchi, trachea)
-male urethra
pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelial tissue
Protects underlying tissues from abrasion
-KERATINIZED ( epidermis)
-NON KERATINIZED (oral mucosa, vagina, esophagus, anal canal
stratified squamous epithelial tissue
stretches to allow filling of the bladder
-urinary tract (bladder, urethra, ureter)
transitional epithelial tissue
give 1 location for simple squamous epithelial tissue
Kidney
or
B.A.K.E.S
-blood vessels
-alveoli
-kidney
-endothelium
-serous membranes
give 1 location for simple cuboidal epithelial tissue
Kidney tubules
or
K.G
-kidney tubules
-glands (malts: mammary, liver, thyroid, salivary)
give 1 location for simple columnar epithelial tissue
remember: colcil
non ciliated- digestive tract (small intestine)
ciliated- bronchi
give 1 location for stratified squamous epithelial tissue
remember: ss & k
keratinized- epidermis
non keratinized- vagina
give 1 location for pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelial tissue
remember: colcil, pseudo always columnar
Respiratory tract
-trachea
-nasal cavity to bronchi
give 1 location for transitional epithelial tissue
Urinary tract
-urethra
-ureter
-bladder
internal spaces within organs
lumens