histology - unit 2 Flashcards

1
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4 types of histology

A

epithelial, connective, muscular, nervous.

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2
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study of tissues

A

histology

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3
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tissue that covers organs and lines body cavities. forms the body’s glands. has nerves wired to it.

A

epithelial tissue

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4
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avascular refers to a lack of

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blood vessels

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5
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this tissue type has the ability to regenerate and is nearly avascular

A

epithelial

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6
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epithelial cell tissue has an ___ covering organs. “top side”

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apical side

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7
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epithelial cell has a ___ fused to the organs.

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basil side

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8
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the three cell layer terminologies

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simple, stratified, and pseudostratified.

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9
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type of epithelial cell layer. single cell layer

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simple epithelium

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10
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type of epithelial cell layer. multiple layers of cells.

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stratified epithelium

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11
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type of epithelial cell layer. single layer that appears to be multi-layered.

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pseudostratified epithelium

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12
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the three cell shape terminologies

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squamous, cuboidal, columnar

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13
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type of epithelial cell shape. flat/tile-shaped.

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squamous cell

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14
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type of epithelial cell shape. cube-shaped.

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cuboidal cell

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15
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type of epithelial cell shape. column-shaped

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culomnar cell

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16
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type of epithelial cell shape. column-shaped

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columnar cell

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17
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multiple layers of epithelial cells that change shape.

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transitional epithelium

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18
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most abundant tissue type. is mostly vascular, and innervated, and most parts of regenerate

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connective tissue

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19
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the two basic parts of connective tissue

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CT Matrix and Ground Substance

20
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part of connective tissue. found between cells and fibers. fluid, semifluid, gelatinous, or calcified. It supports cells by binding them together.

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ground substance

21
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part of connective tissue. extracellular matrix. material that surrounds CT cells. composed of Ground Substance and CT Fibers.

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CT Matrix

22
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extracellular proteins produced and released by CT cells. found in CT matrix.

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CT fibers

23
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3 types of CT fibers

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collagen, elastic, and reticular

24
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type of CT fiber. molecules are wrapped in long strands. most abundant protein. (think rope)

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collagen fibers

25
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type of CT fiber. elastin protein molecules are wrapped in a long strand. (think bungee cords)

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elastic fibers

26
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type of CT fiber. collagen proteins tied together in a net/web (think butterfly net)

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reticular fibers

27
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immature/juvenile cells that produce new CT matrix. end in “-blast” then become mature cells ending in “-cyte.”

A

CT cells

28
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CT Cells ending in ___ grow/heal CT. immature.

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“-blast”

29
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CT cells ending in ___ that maintain matrix. mature.

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“-cyte”

30
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12 types of CT:

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areolar, adipose, bone, blood, dense irregular, dense regular, elastic, elastic cartilage, fibrocartilage hyaline cartilage, nymph, and reticular.

31
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type of CT. fibroblasts/cytes in liquid matrix with reteicular fibers.

A

reticular CT

32
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type of CT. adiposeblasts/cytes in very little matrix with all 3 fiber types. stores triglys. (fat tissue)

A

adipose tissue

33
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type of CT. fibroblasts/cytes in gel-like matrix with all 3 fiber types. (basement membrane)

A

areolar CT

34
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type of CT. fibroblasts/cytes in gel-like matrix with collagen fibers arranged in all directions. (randomly)

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dense irregular CT

35
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type of CT. fibroblasts/cytes in gel-like matrix with collagen fibers arranged parallel. (uniform)

A

dense regular CT

36
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type of CT. fibroblasts/cytes in gel-like matrix with elastic fibers. (stretchy)

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elastic CT

37
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type of CT. chondroblasts/cytes in gel-like matrix with collagen fibers. (cartilage)

A

hyaline cartilage

38
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type of CT. chondroblasts/cytes in gel-like matrix with lots of collagen fibers. (cartilage)

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fibrocartilage

39
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type of CT. chondroblasts/cytes in gel-like matrix with collagen and elastic fibers. (flexible and stretchy cartilage)

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elastic cartilage

40
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type of CT. osteoblasts/cytes in a crystal matrix with collagen fibers. (tree trunk)

A

bone tissue

41
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type of tissue. made of cells that generate electricity and contract. vascular and innervated. doesn’t regenerate

A

muscular tissue

42
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3 types of muscular tissue

A

skeletal, smooth, and cardiac

43
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type of muscular tissue. in skeletal muscles. made of large striated cells that span the length of the muscle. voluntarily contractions.

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skeletal muscle tissue

44
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type of muscular tissue. in walls of internal organs. made of spindle-shaped cells. (not striated) involuntarily contractions.

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smooth muscle tissue

45
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type of muscular tissue. in heart. made of short, branched, straited cells. involuntarily contractions.

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cardiac muscle tissue

46
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type of tissue. vascular. in brain, spinal cord/nerves and has limited regeneration. made of neurons and neruoglia.

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nervous tissue