lecture 2 [tissue level of organization_connective tissue] Flashcards

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characteristics of connective tissue

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  • cells (variety of types, and cells within the tissue aren’t necessarily attached to one another)
  • protein (collagen, elastic, or reticular fibers)
  • ground substance (mixture of proteins and carbohydrates with variable amounts of salts and water)
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2
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extracellular matrix

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protein fibers + ground substance

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3
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connective tissue function

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  • protection
  • binding structures together
  • support and structural frames
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4
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what are loose connective tissues?

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fewer fibers, more ground substance

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areolar loose connective tissue structure

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structure: fibroblasts, elastic fibers, collagen fibers, ground substance

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areolar loose connective tissue function

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function: packs around and binds organs

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areolar loose connective tissue location

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location: surrounding nerves, vessels, and subcutaneous layer

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neutrophil

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nerve tissue runs tightly packed in loose muscle tissue; areolar tissue reduces pressure placed on this tissue throughout the body

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9
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adipose loose connective tissue structure

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adipocytes

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adipose loose connective tissue function

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protects, stores fats, insulates

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adipose loose connective tissue location

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subcutaneous layer, surrounding select organs (like the heart and kidneys)

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reticular loose connective tissue structure

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reticular fibers, ground substance

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13
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reticular loose connective tissue function

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stroma of lymphatic organs

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14
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reticular loose connective tissue location

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spleen, liver, lymph nodes, bone marrow

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15
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what is dense connective tissue

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more fibers, less ground substance (more solid and supportive, less protective)

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16
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regular dense connective tissue structure

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collage fibers, fibroblast nuclei groundspace

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17
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regular dense connective tissue function

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unidirectional strength and flexibility, weak in any other direction

18
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regular dense connective tissue location

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tendons (muscle to bone) and ligaments (bone to bone)

19
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describe the collagen fibers in regular dense connective tissue

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tightly packed, all running in the same direction with no open space

20
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irregular dense connective tissue structure

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collage fibers (not unidirectional), fibroblast nuclei, ground substance

21
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irregular dense connective tissue function

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tensile strength in all directions

21
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irregular dense connective tissue location

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dermis of skins, some capsules of organs

22
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elastic dense connective tissue structure

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elastic fibers, ground substance (looks similar to regular ct)

23
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elastic dense connective tissue function

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tensile strength in all directions

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elastic dense connective tissue location

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walls of large arteries

25
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hyaline cartilage connective tissue structure

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chondrocyte in lacuna, semisolid extracellular matrix. smooth and glossy appearance

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hyaline cartilage connective tissue function

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smooth surfaces for moving joints

27
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hyaline cartilage connective tissue location

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ends of long bones, fetal skeleton, costal cartilage, most larynx, trachea, and nose

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fibrocartilage connective tissue structure

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chondrocyte in lacuna, collagen fibers

29
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fibrocartilage connective tissue function

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resists compression and absorbs shock in some joints

30
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fibrocartilage connective tissue location

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intervertebral disks, pubic synthesis, menisci of knees

31
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elastic cartilage connective tissue structure

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chondrocyte in lacuna, elastic fibers

32
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elastic cartilage connective tissue function

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structure and shape with extensive flexibility

33
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elastic cartilage connective tissue location

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external ear, epiglottis

34
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bone connective tissue structure

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osteon, osteocyte in lacuna, concentric lamellae, central canal, perforating canal

35
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bone connective tissue function

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supports soft structures, protects organs, levers for movement, stores calcium and phosphorus, site of blood synthesis

36
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bone connective tissue location

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bones of the body

37
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fluid connective tissue structure

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erythrocyte, leukocyte, thrombocyte, plasma

38
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fluid connective tissue function

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erythrocyte - carry O2
leukocyte - immune response
thrombocyte - clotting
plasma - bulk of water, carries minerals as well

39
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fluid connective tissue location

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within the body’s blood vessels