Histology Flashcards

1
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what are the four types of tissue

A

epithelial, connective, muscle and neural

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2
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what are the primary characteristics of epithelial tissues

A

cellularity, polarity, attachment to basal lamina, vascularity, regeneration, layered

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3
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function of epithelial tissues

A

physical protection, permeability control, sensation, secretion

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4
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explain what simple epithelium is

A

single layered

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5
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explain what stratified epithelium is

A

several layers

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6
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explain what squamous epithelia is

A

irregular shaped

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7
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explain what cuboid epithelia is

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cube shaped

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8
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explain what transitional epithelia is

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capable of changing shape

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9
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explain what columnar epithelia is

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column shaped

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10
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connective tissue is comprised of 3 main components

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specialised cells, extracellular protein fibres, ground substance.

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11
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connective tissue can be divided into which three types

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connective tissue proper, fluid connective, supporting connective tissue

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12
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what are the 2 sub categories of connective tissue proper

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loose - loose open framework (fat, areolar tissue)

dense - densely packed fibres (tendons, ligaments)

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13
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what are the 2 sub categories of fluid connective tissue

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blood, lymph

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14
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what are the sub categories of supporting connective tissue? MATRIX!!!

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bone, cartilage.

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15
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what group of cells are wandering cells part of?

A

WBC

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16
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what are the three types of fibres in connective tissue?

A

collagen fibers ( provide tensile strength)
reticular fibers (run in different directions)
elastic fibers

17
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what does loose connective tissue form?

A

binding, packing material

fascia and sheaths

18
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what are the primary characteristics of dense connective tissue>

A

dense collagen fibers arranged parallel to direction of force
strong and flexible
white and silvery

19
Q

what are the primary characteristic of supporting connective tissue

A

few cells, high amount of fibre, inorganic calcium salts

20
Q

what are the 3 types of cartilage and what are their purposes

A

hyaline cartilage
- reduces friction
- stiff and flexible support
- common cartilage

fibrous cartilage
-resists compression
-prevents bone-bone contact
-limits movement.

elastic cartilage
-support
-can be distorted without permanent damage
-returns to original shape.

21
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what are membranes composed of?

A

epithelial and connective tissue.

22
Q

what are the main types of membranes

A

mucous, serous, cutaneous, synovial.

23
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what are mucous membranes

A

wet, and exchange with exteriors

24
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serous membranes

A

lines ventral body cavities

25
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cutaneous membranes

A

thick,dry and water resistant (skin!!!)