Connective Tissue - Introduction Flashcards

1
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List the 3 types of connective tissue.

A

Connective tissue proper

Fluid connective tissue

Specialised tissue

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List the six functions of connective tissue

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Connect epithelium to the rest of the body (Basal lamina)

Provide a route for blood supply, lymph and nerves

Provide compartments and capsule protection for organs - allow independent movement of organs and muscle

Provide structure (ligaments, tendons and bone)

Store energy (fat)

Transport materials (blood, defence cells)

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3
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What does connective tissue connect together?

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Epithelium to the rest of the body (basal lamina)

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What does connective tissue do for organs?

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Provide compartments and capsule protection

Allows independent movement of organs and muscle

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5
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What does connective tissue provide a route for?

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Blood supply

Lymph

Nerves

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6
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What three connective tissues provide structure?

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Ligaments

Tendons

Bone

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7
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What connective tissue stores energy?

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Fat

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8
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What are the three characteristics of connective tissue?

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Specialised cells

Solid extracellular protein fibres

Fluid extracellular ground substance

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9
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What two components of connective tissue make up the matrix?

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Protein fibres

Ground substance

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