Epithelial Tissue (Exam 1) Flashcards

1
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What s the most cellular tissue in the body

A

Epithelial tissue

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2
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how are epithelial tissues named

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according to arrangement of cells (aka layers (simple, stratified)
according to type ( squamous, cuboidal, columnar, 
Special types (pseudo stratified and transitional (urothelium))
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3
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what is epithelioid tissues

A

Resemble epithelial tissue but lack free surface

- often used to describe tumors

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4
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all epithelial cells display what

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typically display Free surfaces, polarity, do not contain blood vessels, uniform geometric shape when viewed form the side, cells are tightly bound together, relatively little intercellular matrix

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5
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Apical domains

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Surfaces of the cells that are in contact with a lumen

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6
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Basolateral domains

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surfaces of cells that are locked together by special junctional complexes with neighboring cells as well as the surface opposite the apical domain that is in contact with the basil lamina

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7
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Epithelial tissues may be derived from what embryonic layer (s)

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Ectoderm (the skin epidermis and glands)
Endoderm (the lining of the GI tract (including glands)
Mesoderm (The lining of blood vessels, mesothelium, and bowman’s capsule

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8
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Epithelial tissues sit on top of what

A

The basement membrane

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9
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The basement membrane consists of what two components

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Basal lamina and Reticular lamina

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10
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How thick is the basal lamina

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50-80 nm thick

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11
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what is the basal lamina composed of

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Type IV collagen puls glycoproteins

is PAS+ .

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12
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where is the basal lamina absent

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Lymph vessels and hepatic sinusoids

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13
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What is the reticular lamina in contact with

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The bottom part of the basement membrane and is in contact with the underlying CT

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14
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what is the reticular lamina composed of

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argyrophilic fibers, reticular fibers and glycoproteins

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15
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what are the functions of the basement membrane

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Selective filtration barrier
scaffold for embryogenesis and regeneration
stabilization of tissue shapes

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16
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can epithelial tissues be innervated

A

yes

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17
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Do epithelial tissues form secretory and excretory parts of glands

A

yes

18
Q

Do epithelial tissues line body cavities and cover body surfaces

A

Yes

19
Q

Lightly Keratinized epithelium may be found where

A

esophagus and vagina

20
Q

Heavily keratinized epithelium may be found where

A

epidermis

21
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Is psuedostratified a type of simple or stratified type of epithelium

A

Simple

22
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The pseudo stratified arrangement may be explain by what

A

some epithelia may reflect the role of stem cells (the sorter cells in the layer) that are necessary to balance cell turnover by replacing more mature cells when they become aged or damaged

23
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Transitional epithelium is thought to be simple or stratified

A

simple but with the appearance of having more than one layer because of the positions of the nuclei

24
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The apical domains are characterized by surface modifications such as

A

Cilia or microvilli

25
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the apical domains face what

A

The lumen or external environment

26
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The basolateral domains are characterized by what

A

intercellular junctions

27
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where is simple squamous epithelium found

A

Lines lumina of ducts, vessels, and other tubular structures

forms walls of alveoli, bowman’s capsules and inner surfaces of membranous labyrinth and tympanic membrane

28
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Where is simple cuboidal epithelium found

A

surface of ovary, pigmented epithelium of retina, kidney tubules, glands and ducts, terminal bronchioles, choroid plexus, and anterior capsule of lens of eye

29
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Simple ciliated columnar epithelium may be found where

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upper respiratory tract, uterine tubes, uterus, paranasal sinuses, and the central canal of the spinal cord.

30
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simple non-ciliated epithelium is found where

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in the digestive tract beginning with the cardia of the stomach, the gall bladder, and in parts of the excretory ducts of glands

31
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Where is heavily stratified squamous with CT papillae found

A

Epidermis

32
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where is heavily stratified squamous epithelium without CT papillae found

A

The cornea

33
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Where is lightly or non-keratinized stratified squamous epithelium found

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Esophagus, vagina, lining of the mouth, tongue, and part of the epiglottis

34
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Where is stratified cuboidal epithelium found

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may occur in small areas of the anal mucosa, large excretory ducts of some glands, and part of the male urethra

35
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Where is stratified columnar epithelium found

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ducts of adult sweat glands, fornix of the conjunctiva of the eye, parts of the male reproductive/urinary tract, the pharynx, and the epiglottis

36
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where is ciliated psuedostratified columnar epithelium is found where

A

Trachea

37
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where is psuedostratified epithelium with stereocilia found

A

in the epididymis

38
Q

Where is transitional epithelium found

A

Urinary system

39
Q

what are the two kinds of epithelium in terms of function

A

Covering/lining and glandular

40
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functions of epithelium

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protection, maintain concentration differences, involved in secretion and absorption

41
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What epithelia are typically involved in secretion and absorption

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simple columnar primarily functions in secretion of enzymes and mucous and absorption of nutrients and fluid