Discussion: Tissue Test Flashcards
pseudostratified
single cell layer
pseudo- falsely stratified
squamous
shape- square (like a floor tile, flat)
simple
single layer of cells
columnar
shape- column
stratified
2+ layers
transitional
lines hollow organs that expand from within
urinary bladder
cuboidal
lines tubes of kidney
shape- cube
examples of specialized connective tissue
- blood
- bone
- adipose tissue
goblet cells are
- unicellular
- secrete mucus
- lubricates GI, resp, & urinary systems
cartilage and tendons DON’T
DON’T have a good blood supply
columnar epithelium are found in
- respiratory system
2. urine tubes
2 types of bone tissue
- spongey
2. compact
spongy bone contains
trabeculae
has no osteons (look like straws)
blood is a connective tissue with a
liquid matrix (the plasma)
smooth muscle (3 characteristics)
- in walls of many internal organs and blood vessels
- shape- spindle with a central nuclei
- involuntary & non-striated
skeletal muscle (4 characteristics)
- in muscles that attach to bones
- long, cylindrical cells
- striated
- multi-nucleated
cardiac muscle (4 characteristics)
- only in the heart
- striated & branching
- single nucleus
- joined by intercalated discs
3 parts of a nerve cell
- axon
- nucleus in cell body
- dendrite
elastic cartilage
ear, nose, vocal cartilage
elastic connective tissue
lung tissue, vocal cords, ligament between vertebrae
fibrocartilage
strongest type of cartilage
intervertebral discs
dense regular connective tissue forms
tendons
hyaline cartilage reduces
friction at joints as articular cartilage
absorption of damaging light rays is the primary function of
melanin
the reproducing cells of the epidermis are found in the
stratum basale
base of the epidermis
the most superficial
corneum
the epidermis is made up of
surface cells (dead) that are filled with keratin
sweat is produced by
sudoriferous glands
hypothalmus- temperature regulation
“goosebumps” occur due to the
arrector pilli muscle
what is present in thick skin but not in thin skin?
stratum spinosum
hair and nails are modifications of the
lower epidermis
25-30 layers of dead skin
barrier to light, heat, water, chemicals, bacteria
stratum corneum
differences in skin color among the human race are due primarily to the
- differing amounts of melanin & size of melanin granules
- exposure to sunlight
- circulation within dermal blood vessels