CONNECTIVE TISSUE -till bone Flashcards

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most abundant tissue

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connective tissue

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2
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what does all cells of ct secrete and an exception

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fibres , blood cells

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types of cells

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fibroblast cell
macrophage 
mast cell 
adipose cell
plasma cell , cartwheel cell 
lymphocyte 
mesenchymal cell
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4
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description of fibroblast cell

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most abundant , rich in rer , forms osteoblast and chondrioblast , chief matrix producing cell , secrete fibre ,centralised and spherical nucleus , branched , irregular

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macrophages

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phagocytic, scavenger cell, Rich in lysosomes , 2nd abundant , 2nd largest , kidney shaped nucleus

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6
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examples of macrophages

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brain-microglial cell
blood-monocytes 
lungs-dust cell
liver-kupffer cell 
Thymus -Hassels corpuscles 
Spleen - reticular cell
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mast cell

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s shapes nucleus , trilobed , irregular , like basophils of blood

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what do mast cell secrete

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Histamine , serotonin , Heparin

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function of histamine

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vasodilator, allergic and inflammatory response , amino acid derivative (histamine )

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function of serotonin

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vasoconstriction , at the site of injury , aa derivate (5-hydroxy tryptamine )

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11
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function of heparin

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mucoploysaccharide , natural anticoagulant

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12
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adipose cell describe

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store fat, oval shaped , secrete leptin hormone : regulates fat balance

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13
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types of adipose cell

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monocular and multi ocular

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plasma cell or cartwheel cell description

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chromatin material in the wheel , factory of antibodies , clone of lymphocytes

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15
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mesenchymal cell

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totipotent

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16
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lymphopcyte

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amoeboid shape , large and spherical nucleus

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17
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types of fibres

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collagen , elastin and reticular

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18
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differentiate between fibres

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hydrolysed examples
collagen pepsin packing fibres
elastin trypsin Blood vessels
reticular proteolytic enzymes spleen, lymph node, payers patches

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19
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another name for reticular. fibres

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arzyrophil fibres

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20
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special features of elastin protein.

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resistant to chemicals and elasticity

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21
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types of connective tissue

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loose ct-areolar and adipose
dense ct -WFCT AND YFCT
specialised ct- fluid and skeletal

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22
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loose connective tissue

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fibreless
loose arranged
abundant matrix

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23
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describe areolar ct

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max. intercell space
irregular arrangement of fibres
macrophage , fibroblast , mast cell 
reticular fibre absent 
collagen fibre max.
elastic fibres few
function-support
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examples of areolar ct

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perimysium -covering of bundle of muscle fibres
endomysium-single muscle fibres
endoneurium-single nerve fibre
Tela subcutánea /Panniculus Carnossus -thin layer connecting skin to muscles
Sub-mucosa of trachea , bronchi and intestine

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function of adipose ct

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store fat

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26
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types of adiopose ct and description

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brown fat - multiocular adipocytes

white fat -monoular adipocytes

27
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examples of brown fat and white fat

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brown fat-rat , shrew , hibernating mammals , new born 
white fat -blubber in whale 
hump in camel 
thick tail of marinosheep 
yellow bone marrow 
Panniculus  adiposus
28
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dense ct description

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more fibres
less matrix
cell and fibres compactly arranged

29
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types of dense ct

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regular -WFCT , YFCT

irregular -skin

30
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WFCT and YFCT fibres

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wfct- collagen fibres
yfct-elastin fibres Max.
collagen fibres present

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cord of WFCT

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collagen fibres and fibroblast

eg tendons

32
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cord of YFCT

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elastin mostly and collagen

eg ligament

33
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sheath of WFCT

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regular manner 
eg. pericardium 
perichondrium
perisosteum 
covering of testis and ovary 
meninges 
cornea of eye 
Epimysium 
Glisson capsule 
Renal capsule
34
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sheath of YFCT

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true vocal cord
wall of blood vessels
wall of alveoli
wall of bronchioles

35
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irregular dense ct

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skin , made of collagen fibre and fibroblast cell

36
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other types of ct

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reticular /lymphoid ct
mucoid ct
pigmented ct

37
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reticular /lymphoid ct

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reticular fibres , network structure , support and strength,
eg  payers patches 
lymph nodes 
spleen 
cortex pf ovary
38
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mucoid ct

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embryonic ct , jelly like (Wharton’s jelly )
umbilical cord
vitreous humour

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pigmented ct

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modified areolar ct
areolae- pigments present
eg iris, choroid , dermis of frog

40
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all types of chromatophores in pigmented ct

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black - melanophores
white - guanophores
yellow -xanthophores

41
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types of skeletal ct

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cartilage and bone

42
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brief description of cartilage

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soft skeletal tissue
present in vertebrate embryo
outer covering of perichondrium (WFCT)

43
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cell of cartilage

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chondrioblast
chondriocyte
chondrioclast

44
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function of chondrioblast

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cartilage producing
flat , peripheral, round , small
divide to form osteocyte

45
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function of chondriocyte

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present in lacuna , rounded
mature large cell
1-4 osteocyte in 1 lacuna

46
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function of chondrioclast

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rich in lysosome and cartilage destroying

47
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function of matrix of cartilage

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solid, pliable , avascular , blood passes only through perichondrium (double layered )

48
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matrix composed of

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proteoglycan (protein+ carbohydrates )
chondriotin protein (on boiling )->chondrin protein
49
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function of cartilage

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provide rigidity and elasticity

50
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types of cartilage

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hyaline cartilage
calcified cartilage
elastic cartilage
white fibrous cartilage

51
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hyaline cartilage

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glass like matrix
most of the embryonic part -> embryonic cartilage
most common cartilage

52
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examples of hyaline cartilage

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c shaped ring in trachea and bronchioles
nasal septum
coastal cartilage-> sternum part of ribs
most of the larynx-laryngeal cartilage
articular cartilage

53
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elastic cartilage

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elastin fibres , elasticity , yellow fibres

54
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examples of elastic cartilage

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ear pinna 
Eustachian tube 
epiglottis 
tip of nose 
cartilage of Santorini (larynx )
55
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whit fibrous cartilage

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perichondrium absent
white fibres present
strongest cartilage

56
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eg of white fibrous cartilage

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intervertebral disc

pubis symphysis

57
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calcified cartilage

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hardest cartilage , ca salts present in the form of Hydroxy apetite
that is Ca10 (PO4)6 (OH)2

58
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eg of calcified cartilage

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head of femur

head of humerus

59
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hardest tissue

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bone

60
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study of bone

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osteology

61
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total no. of. bones

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before birth 300
after birth 270
adult 206

62
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how many osteocyte in lacuna

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1

63
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osteoclast rich in

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acid phosphate and lysosome

64
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matrix of bone

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hard, non-pliable