connective tissues Flashcards
consists of cell separated by varying amounts of extracellular substance
connective tissue
functions of connective tissue
binding and support
protection
storing
transporting
consists of amorphous, transparent, colorless extracellular matrix and has a high water content
ground substance
components of ground substance
glycosaminoglycans
proteoglycans
glycoproteins
what is the function of collagen fiber
to add strength to connective tissue
dominant fiber type of in most connective tissue
collagen fibers
very fine, short collagen fibers that branch to form a supporting network
reticular fiber
give support to individual cells
reticular fiber
have a structure similar to coiled metal bed springs
elastic fibers
after being stretched, it has the ability to recoil to their original shape
elastic fiber
give the six classifications of connective tissue
loose connective tissue
adipose tissue
dense connective tissue
cartilage
bones
blood
holds organs in place and attaches epithelial tissue to other underlying tissues
loose connective tissue
most common cells found are the fibroblast which are responsible for the production of matrix
loose connective tissue
in which classification of connective tissue areolar lies
loose connective tissue
main reservoir of fat in the body that found beneath the skin
panniculus adipose
two kinds of adipose tissue
yellow and brown adipose tissue
has an extracellular matrix with collagen and elastic fibers but it is not a typical connective tissue because it have a very little extracellular matrix
adipose tissue
filled with lipids
adipose tissue
contains large fat droplets, only a small amount of cytoplasm and flattened, non centrally located nuclei
yellow adipose tissue
contais fat droplets of differing size, a large amount of cytoplasm, numerous mitochondria, and round centrally located nucleus
brown adipose tissue
has a extracellular matrix that consists of densely packed fibers produced by fibroblasts
dense connective tissue
two kinds of dense connective tissue
dense elastic
dense irregular
jelly-like matrix containing collagen and elastic fibers and chondrocytes surrounded by a membrane called perichondrium
cartilage
types of cartilage
hyaline cartilage
fibrocartilage
elastic cartilage
abundant type of cartilage and has many function
hyaline cartilage
covers the endof bones where bones come together to form joints
hyaline cartilage
can withstand repeated compression
hyaline cartilage
contains bundles of collagen in the matrix that are usually more visible under microscopy
fibrocartilage
found in the disk between vertebrae and in some joints such asknee and temporomandibular joints
fibrocartilage
where do elastic cartilage found
external ears, auditory tubes and epiglottis
able to recoil to its original shape when bent
elastic cartilage
is a hard connective tissue that consists of living cells and mineralized matrix
bone
types of bone
compact bone/ cortical bone
cancellous bone/spongy bone
found in the long bones and is surrounded by compact bone
spongy bone/ trabecular/ cancellous
characteristics of compact bone
heavy, tough and compact in nature
functions of the blood
blood is fluid connective tissue
blood provides the body’s cell with oxygen and remove carbon dioxide
blood transports nutrients and hormones
blood regulates body temperature
platelets clot blood at sites of injury
blood brings waste products to the kidney and liver
red blood cells are the most numerous living cells in blood
white blood cells protect the body from pathogens
blood is composed of what
55% plasma
45% formed elements
how many percent does white blood cells and platelets have in our body
less than 1%
serves as a variety of functions, from maintaning a satisfactory blood pressure and volume to supplying critical proteins for blood clotting and immunity
plasma
normal range of albumin
3.4 to 5.4 g/dL ( 34 to 54 g/L)
serves as antibodies and transport substances. it is a diverse group or protein transport various substances in the blood and primarily are involved in defense mechanism of the body
globulins
normal range of globulin
2.0 to 3.5 g/dL
main protein of human blood plasma
albumin
three types of plasma proteins
albumin
globulin
fibrinogen
types of globulins
alpha
beta
gamma
main function is to regulate the oncotic pressure of blood
albumin
a type of plasma protein that is made in the liver
fibrinogen
responsible for normal blood clotting
fibrinogen
highly differentiated which functionally, are specialized for the transportation of oxygen
red blood cells/ erythrocytes
size of rbc
7.2 micrometer in diameter
size of rbc
7.2 micrometer in diameter
production of red blood cells
erythropoiesis
lifespan of rbc
120 days
structure of red blood cells
biconcave , anucleate
the protein that binds oxygen and carbon dioxide
hemoglobin
number of RBC in men and women
4.5 million per cubic millimetre (men)
4.8 million per cubic millimetre (women)
cause of anemia
low rbc count
low hemoglobin concentration
deformed RBC
result of anemia
decreased oxygen availability
protect body against microorganism and remove dead cells and debris
white blood cells
other term for white blood cells
leukocytes
production of white blood cells
hematopoiesis
life span of WBC
several hours to several days
size of WBC
8-20 micrometer in diameter
types of white blood cell
granulocytes
-neutrophil
-eosinophil
-basophils
agranulocytes
-lymphocytes
-monocytes
most abundant leukocytes constituting 55% to 65% of the total count
neutrophil
duration of the development of neutrophil
6-9 days
function of neutrophil
phagocytize bacteria
kill larger parasites and allergens
eosinophil
responsible for combating multicellulaar parasoites and certain infections
eosinophil
what do basophil contains of
anticoagulant heparin (prevents blood from clotting too quickly)
vasodilator histamine ( promotes blood flow to tissues)
how long is the development of basophils
3-7 days
eliminate the antigen, either by releasing antibodies, cytotoxic granules or by signalling to other cells of the immune systems
lymphocytes
known as Tcells and Bcells
lymphocytes
biggest type of white blood cells in the immune system
monocytes
small, colorless and non nucleated
platelets
how many platelets does a microliter of blood have
150,000- 145,000 platelets per microliter of blood
life span of platelets
8-12 days
is a condition that occurs when the platelet count in your bloosd is too low
thrombocytopenia
abnormal clotting of blood in an unbroken vessel
thrombosis
refers to cell death that results from embolism
infarction
is a clot that attaches to the wall of blood vessel
thrombus
is the blockage of bloodflow by an embolus that lodges in a small blood vessel
embolism
is a clot that comes off the wall of the blood vessel and travel in th eblood stream
embolus
what are the coagulation disorders
thrombosis
thrombus
embolus
embolism
infarction