Exam 1: Ch. 4 Flashcards

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histology

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study of tissues

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biopsy

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removal of live tissues for diagnosis

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3
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autopsy

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exam. of organs in dead body

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4
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4 types of tissue

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  1. epithelial
  2. connective
  3. muscle
  4. nervous
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3 types of muscle tissue; voluntary or involuntary?

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  1. skeletal - voluntary
  2. smooth - involuntary (hollow organs)
  3. cardiac - involuntary (heart)
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6
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glial cells

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support neurons to function

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epithelial tissue: made of a lot of cells or matrix?

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cells

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connective tissue: made of a lot of cells or matrix?

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matrix

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structure of epithelial tissue

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3 layers: free/apical surface, lateral and basal

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characteristics of epithelial tissue

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  1. tightly packed cells
  2. avascular
  3. regenerate
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functions of epithelial tissue

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  1. protection
  2. barrier
  3. allow substances to pass
  4. secretion
  5. absorption
  6. prevents dehydration
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3 shapes of epithelial tissue and function

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  1. squamous: protection
  2. cuboidal: secretion or absorption
  3. columnar: secretion and aborption
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3 types of layers of epithelial tissue

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  1. simple
  2. stratified (same nucleus position)
  3. pseudostratified (nucleus position not unified)
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14
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Transitional epithelial tissue

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able to adapt to volume

ex. urinary bladder

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15
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cell connections: functions

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permeability and bind cells

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16
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cell connections: 3 types

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desmosomes, tight junction, gap junction

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17
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cell connections: tight junction made of

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actin filament

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18
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cell connections: desmosomes

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intermediate filaments

19
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2 types of glands

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endocrine and exocrine

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endocrine glands

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  1. produce hormones

2. no ducts

21
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exocrine glands

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  1. has ducts

2. transports products outside

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exocrine: multicellular: compound: differentiate acinar and tubular shape

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Acinar: sebaceous glands of skin
Tubular: glands in stomach and colon

23
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3 methods of secretion types

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  1. merocrine gland
  2. aprocrine gland
  3. holocrine gland
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secretion types: merocrine gland and ex.

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products go out

ex. sweat gland

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secretion types: aprocrine gland and ex.
apical surface goes out | ex. mammary gland
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secretion types: holocrine gland and ex.
the whole cell goes out | ex. sebaceous gland
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3 examples of connective tissue
1. blood 2. cartilage 3. bones
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7 functions of connective tissue
1. enclose organs around veins 2. connect tissues together (tendons) 3. support and movement (bones) 4. storage (fat) 5. cushion and insulation (fat) 6. transport (blood) 7. protection (immune)
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2 types of adipose tissue and function
1. yellow (most abundant and energy storage) | 2. brown (temp regulation)
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location: reticular connective tissue
bone marrow
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function: dense regular collagenous connective tissue
resist stretching
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2 types of dense regular collagenous connective tissue
tendons and ligaments
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location: dense elastic connective tissue
vocal folds
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3 types of cartilage
1. hyaline 2. fibrocartilage 3. elastic
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hyaline cartilage
most abundant
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Location: fibrocartilage
places that have lots of tension | ex. vertebrate and jaw
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Location: elastic cartilage
only in ear and epiglottis (respiratory)
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2 minerals in bone
calcium and phosphate
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3 elements in blood
red cells, white cells, platelets
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Location: hemopoietic tissue (fluid connective tissue)
red bone marrow
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4 manifestations of tissue damage
1. redness 2. heat 3. swelling 4. blood
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2 types of cytokines
1. histamine | 2. prostaglandin (contraction)
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function of cytokines
increase pain
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3 effects of aging on tissues
1. cell divide slowly = slow healing 2. collagen fibers become irregular 3. elastic fibers fragment = wrinkles in skin