Intro Flashcards

1
Q

greek word “tissue”

A

histos

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2
Q

define histology

A

the study of the structure and function of tissues

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3
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greek word for “study of”

A

logos

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4
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from the french word meaning weave or texture

A

tissue

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5
Q

Different layers and textures identified by french man _____

A

Bichat

  • all work was without microscope
  • identified 21 textures in human body
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6
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from latin word meaning ‘cella’ meaning small room

A

cell

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7
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who first used the term ‘cell’

A

Robert Hooke

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8
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How did Hooke come up with the word cell

A

slice of cork, and what he saw reminded him of monastery cells where monks slept, empty chambers.

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9
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theory stated that all living organisms are constructed of small sub units called cells
two men

A

Cell Theory

- Schleiden and Schwann

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10
Q

4 basic types of tissue

A
  1. epithelial tissue
  2. connective tissue
  3. muscle tissue
  4. nervous tissue
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11
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tissue that lines something or a surface- skin, stomach lining

A

epithelial tissue

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12
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tissue that holds things together, extracellular matrix, cartilage

A

connective tissue

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13
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cardiac, skeletal smooth

A

muscle tissue

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14
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brain, neurons and associated glial cells.

A

nervous tissue

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15
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the smallest structural unit of living matter that can function independently in the proper environment

A

cell

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16
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‘nut’

A

nucleus

17
Q

‘small nut’

A

nucleolus

18
Q

a compound occurring in the liver and other tissues that inhibits blood coagulation.

A

heparin

19
Q

a compound that is released by cells in response to injury and in allergic and inflammatory reactions, causing contraction of smooth muscle and dilation of capillaries.

A

histamine

20
Q

glass rod in water

A

glass rod visible

21
Q

glass rod in oil

A

invisible: the refractive index is about the same

22
Q

interwoven masses of cells and extra-cellular material

A

tissues

23
Q

living, more or less self-sufficient entities that form tissues surrounded by a membrane

A

cells

24
Q

membrane bound structures within cells

ex…

A

organelles:
mitochondria
Golgi apparatus

25
Q

various non membrane bound structures within cells

ex…

A

inclusions:
lipid droplets
prions

26
Q

how cells combine together with extracellular material and each other to form a tissue

A

tissue structure

27
Q

how a cell is shaped, and how the components inside cells are organized to support that cells specific function

A

cellular structure

28
Q

detailer analysis of organelles and inclusions

A

sub-cellular structure

29
Q

molecular analysis of cellular structure

A

histochemical

30
Q

name some energy storage molecules

A

lipid, protein, carbohydrate

31
Q

structural molecules

A

phospholipids, cholesterol, actin, myosin, membrane, microtubules, organelles

32
Q

information molecules

A

DNA, RNA

33
Q

interaction of cell molecular structure with proteins called immunoglobulins (antibodies- the immune system)

A

antigenicity

34
Q

credited with creating the first “histology” that was based on a detailed examination of tissues with the microscope

A

Henle

-“loop of Henle”