Connective Tissues Flashcards

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originated from the embryonic mesenchyme that is differentiated into fibroblasts that develop into different types

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connective tissues

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functions of connective tissue

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  • support
  • connect tissues to another (eg., muscle to bones and bones to bones)
  • packing & binding materials
  • storage
  • transport & defense
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5 major types

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  • bones
  • cartilage
  • adipose
  • reticular
  • gelatinous
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2 general classifications of connective tissues

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  • loose connective tissue
  • dense connective tissue
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three main components of connective tissues

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  • cells
  • fibers
  • ground substance
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5 overlapping types of connective tissues

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  • connective tissue proper
  • specialized connective tissue
  • embryonic connective tissue
  • supporting connective tissue
  • hematopoietic tissue
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dense connective tissue can either be

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  • dense regular
  • dense irregular
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examples of specialized connective tissue

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  • bone
  • cartilage
  • hematopoietic blood
  • adipose tissue
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examples of embryonic connective tissue

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  • mesenchyme connective tissue
  • mucous connective tissue
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examples of supporting connective tissue

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  • bones
  • cartilage
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examples of hematopoietic tissue

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  • blood
  • bone marrow
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adipose tissue can be divided into

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  • white adipose
  • brown adipose
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specialized connective tissue in which cells are suspended in the intercellular fluid

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hematopoietic tissue

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14
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reticular and elastic tissue are also classified as ______

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specialized connective tissue

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15
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loose connective tissue is also called

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areolar connective tissue

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dense collagenous tissues are exemplified by

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  • tendons
  • ligaments
  • fascia
  • aponeurosis
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areolar connective tissue is present is the ____ and even in the _____ of the mucus membrane

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  • serosa in the basement membrane
  • lamina propria
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elastic tissues are found in the

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  • tunica media of main arteries
  • pigment cells or chromatophores
  • blood
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specialized and supporting connective tissue consist of

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  • bone
  • cartilage
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connective tissue disposed into the lamellae or layered organic matrix surrounding resting bone cells in lacunae

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bone

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connective tissue disposed into the lamellae or layered organic matrix surrounding resting bone cells in lacunae

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bone

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resting bone cells

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osteocytes

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kind of glycoprotein that is bound to certain proteoglycans

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collagen

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a projecting process

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calaniculi

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bones of the skeletal system may be classified in 4 ways:
- region where they are found - histological origin - shapes - disposition of the bone matrix - embryonic development
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histological origin varies as
- endochondral - membranous
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shapes varies as
- long - short - flat - irregular
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disposition of the bone matrix varies as
- spongy or cancellous - compact bone
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this bone have lamellae in concentric with a central canal
compact bone
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basic unit of compact bone tissue
Haversian system or osteon
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Haversian system also includes the _____
Volkman's canal
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compact bones are found in the diaphysis and periosteum of long bones like
- femur - humerus - tibia - bones of digits
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middle layer or the shaft of diaphysis
spongy bone
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ends of a long bone
epiphyses
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spongy bone is also called
cancellous bone
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spongy bone is found at the
- ends of long bones, called epiphyses - skull - bodies of vertebrae of the spinal column - ribs
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based on embryonic development, bones can either be
- cartilage or endochondral - dermal or membranous
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bone that develop by endochondral ossification
cartilage bones
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cartilage bones are found in
- bones of the limbs - ribs - sternum
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connective tissue consisting of resting cartilage cells, lying in groups or in isolation is spaces
cartilage
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resting cartilage cells
chondrocytes
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avascular connective tissue
cartilage
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vascular connective tissue
bone
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3 types of cartilage tissues
- hyaline cartilage - elastic cartilage - fibroblastic cartilage
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- few or no collagenous fibers - numerous chondrocytes that divide interstitially - perichondrium is present
hyaline cartilage
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- abundant in fibers where chondrocytes also occur in groups or in isolation - perichondrium is present
elastic cartilage
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- has much collagenous fibers - very few chondrocytes that occur in parallel rows - perichondrium is not present
fibroblasts
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these consist the hyaline cartilage
- young cartilage bones (nasal septum & ensiform cartilage)
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found in the pinna or the elastic outer ear, epiglottis, and Eustachian tube
elastic cartilage
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these consist the fibrocartilage
- intervertebral disc pads - symphyses of the coxae - connective tissue between the muscle and tendons
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also called the fat tissue
adipose
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this adipose tissue occurs in the nape and groin, as well as in the axilla
brown adipose tissue
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this adipose tissue is deposited where excess organic fuel is stored for future use
white adipose tissue
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ground tissue of soft organs like the liver, spleen, and lymph nodes
reticular tissue
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connective tissue of the early embryonic stage retained in the umbilical cord
embryonic connective tissue
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gelatinous material in the ground tissue which surrounds numerous seemingly spherical fibroblastic cells
jelly of Wharton
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extracellular fluid in the body that is considered histologically as a kind of connective tissue in having a fluid extracellular matrix and the cellular components
blood
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fluid extracellular matrix
plasma
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cellular components
corpuscles