Epithelium and glands w/out images Flashcards

exam 2

1
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epithelial cells form _______ with little extracellular space between cells

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contiguous sheets

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2
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epithelial cells cover and line all

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body surfaces and celomic body cavities

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3
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Epithelial cells adhere firmly to adjacent cells using cell adhesion molecules that form _________ to prevent the tearing of the epithelium

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specialized cell-cell junction

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4
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endothelial cells adhere firmly to the underlying _______ using adhesion molecules

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connective tissue

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5
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extracellular matrix

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basement membrane

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6
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epithelia are _______; blood vessels that nourish the epithelium are located in the ______ connective tissue

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epithelia are avascular; blood vessels that nourish the epithelium are located in the subjacent connective tissue

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7
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epithelium cells have ample

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nerve endings

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8
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epithelium have a high capacity for renewal by _______ especially in epithelia that are subjected to wear and tear such as skin.

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stem cells

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9
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epithelium cells are diverse, derived from (3) germ layers

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(1) ectoderm
(2) mesoderm
(3) endoderm

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10
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epithelia have a free

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apical surface

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11
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epithelial cells exhibit polarization, having _______ ______ with the apical surface being specialized with ________ while the basal surface is specialized for _______ and the lateral specialized for ________

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epithelial cells exhibit polarization, having apical-basal polarity with the apical surface being specialized with cilia while the basal surface is specialized for adhesion and the lateral specialized for cell-cell junctions

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12
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epithelia are characterized by specific intermediate filaments _________

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cytokeratins

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13
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Functions of epithelia depend on their

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structures

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14
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epidermis of the skin provides mechanical protection, waterproofing and insulation

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protection

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15
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many epithelial cells contain specialized surfaces such as cilia; in the trachea, cilia move mucus away from the lungs toward the oral cavity

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surface transport

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16
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epithelial cells often have the ability to absorb molecules from their surroundings; epithelial linning of the small intestine

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absorption

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17
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cells throughout the body are able to secrete products they synthesize for utilization nearby, such as the secretion of mucus by goblet cells throughout the intestinal tract

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Secretion

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18
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certain epithelial cells are involved in _______, such as those lining the nasal cavity, which are responsible for olfaction

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sensory reception

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19
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some epithelial cells take products from the apical surface and move them across their cytoplasm for transport across the basolateral surfaces

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Trans-epithelial transport

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20
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one layer and is found in tissues that are not subjected to extensive wear and tear

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simple

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21
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simple epithelium is specialized for

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absorption and secretion

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22
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example of simple layer

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endothelium of blood vessels, mesothelium of celomic cavities, alveoli in the lungs

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23
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consists of many layers that are subjected to wear and tear

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stratified epithelium

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24
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examples of stratified epithelium

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skin, oral cavity, esophagus, anal canal, and vagina

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25
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epithelium cells have (3) shapes

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(1) squamous
(2) cuboidal
(3) columnar

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26
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which are wider than they are tall, thin, flat and scale-like

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squamous

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27
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which are approx. equal in height and width, are more or less square-shaped in vertical section

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cuboidal

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28
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taller than they are wide

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columnar

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29
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specialized for filtration, diffusion, osmosis, and secretion

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simple squamous epithelium

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30
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example of simple squamous epithelium

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can be found in the heart and vessels including both blood and lymph vessels

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31
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if the simple squamous epithelium is found in blood vessels then it is

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endothelium

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32
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if the simple squamous epithelium is found lining body cavities and covering mesentery

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mesothelium

33
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layer of dead tissue

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stratum corneum

34
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layers consists of squamous epithelial cells that have undergone apoptosis, leaving behind only a keratin-rich and filled dead cell layer; nuclei and other organelles are absent

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stratified squamous keratinizing epithelium (SSKE)

35
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occurs in both thick and thin skin

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SSKE

36
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found in less wear-prone areas such as the oral cavity, esophagus, anal canal and vagina

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SSNKE

37
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cells produce less keratin and apical squamous cells do not lose their nuclei

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stratified squamous non-keratinizing epithelium

38
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single layer that are specialized for secretion and/or absorption

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simple cuboidal

39
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where is simple cuboidal found?

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kidney tubules, glandular ducts, ovaries, and the thyroid gland

40
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composed multiple layers of cuboidal cells

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stratified cuboidal epithelium

41
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Example of stratified cuboidal epithelium

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found in the ducts of different glands, such as sweat, mammary and salivary gland

42
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epithelium that may be specialized for secretion and/or absorption. these cells may be ciliated

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simple columnar

43
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examples of simple columnar

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absorptive cells of the small intestine

44
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composed of two or more layers of cells with columnar surface cells

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stratified columnar epithelium

45
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where can the stratified columnar be found?

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in the ocular conjunctiva of the eye, parts of the pharynx and anus, and the male urethra

46
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what do stratified columnar participate in?

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secretion and protection

47
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consists of a layer of cells that all are in contact with a basement membrane; however, not all cells reach the luminal surface

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pseudostratified epithelium

48
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pseudostratified epithelium specialized for protection and also have protected ____________________

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basal (stem) cell niche

49
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organ that contains pseudostratified epithelium

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trachea

50
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transitional epithelium also called

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urothelium

51
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specialized for distension (stretching) and contraction to accommodate the changes in volume of urinary organs

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transitional epithelium

52
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why are umbrella cells called like that?

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because of their shape since their basal extensions penetrate between other cells

53
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single cells or group of cells, which are specialized for secretion

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glands

54
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glands secrete onto an organ/body surface via ducts

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exocrine glands

55
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they secrete into the surrounding interstitium where the secretions can enter the blood and be delivered to other parts of the body

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endocrine glands

56
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example of unicellular

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goblet cells in intestinal or respiratory epithelium

57
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example of multicellular

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majority of glands

58
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having ducts that do not branch

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simple glands

59
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defined as having ducts that branch repeatedly to form a branched tree

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compound gland

60
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form terminal tubular secretory pieces

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tubular glands

61
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form terminal rounded, grape-shaped, secretory pieces

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acinar glands

62
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produce watery, serum-like secretions that contain various proteins, including enzymes, enzyme precursors, and antimicrobials

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serous glands

63
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produce viscous, sticky secretions that aid in lubrication and trapping pathogens

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mucous glands

64
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three mode of secretions

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(1) merocrine
(2) apocrine
(3) holocrine

65
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mode whereby cells secrete their products by exocytosis

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merocrine

66
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method by which goblet cells release mucous secretions

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merocrine

67
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involves the decapitation of the apical portion of the cell membrane; in this mode, a portion of the cytoplasm and cell membrane are also released with the secretory product

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apocrine

68
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mammary glans, lipid components of milk released by

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apocrine secretion

69
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achieved by apoptosis of the secreting cell thus releasing the whole of the cell’s contents

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holocrine

70
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secretion that occurs in the sebaceous glands

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holocrine secretion

71
Q

basal bodies

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cilia and flagellum

72
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TRUE OR FALSE:

all epithelia contain keratin intermediates

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true!

73
Q

occludins + claudins

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zonula occludens

74
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e-cadherins

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zonula adherins

75
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desmosomes

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macula adherens

76
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connexins-tetraspans intercellular junction

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gap junctions

77
Q

basal lamina contains what type of collagen?

A

type IV collagen

78
Q

anchoring fibrils contain what type of collagen?

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collagen VII

79
Q

basket cells/pseudostratified

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myoepithelial cells