Notes of Maam about Tissues Flashcards

1
Q

Why study tissues?

A

Building block of organs

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2
Q

Seals of passageway like a zipper from membrane to membrane of cell to cells

A

Tight junction

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3
Q

Function of cell junction

A

enable communication/adhesion of cells

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4
Q

Other term for gap junction

A

communicating junction

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5
Q

What does gap junction does as a whole

A

Communication pass through gap junction

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6
Q

What does well nourished mean?

A

having a lifestyle that supports healthy body

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7
Q

meaning of pseudo

A

fake

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8
Q

where are simple, stratified, and pseudostratified cells attached

A

basement membrane

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9
Q

What stratified squamous epithelium is considered as the wet part

A

non-keratinized

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10
Q

Component between connective tissues; an amorphous gel-like substance in the extracellular space of animals that contains all components of the extracellular matrix (

A

ground substance

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11
Q

most elastic and thin

A

reticular tissues

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12
Q

yellow fibers

A

elastic fibers

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13
Q

shorter, branch to form network. type of collagen fibers

A

Reticular

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14
Q

Composes epidermis, located in the surface of epithelial

A

Areolar

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15
Q

Found in hypodermis, subcutaneous areas, and protection for organs

A

Adipose

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16
Q

in bone remodeling is the process of laying down new bone material by cells named osteoblasts. from 306 to 206 bones

A

ossification

17
Q

the reason why we feel ridges in cartilage such as trachea

A

hyaline

18
Q

Why are there ridges in cartilage

A

because it should not collapse or close

19
Q

gray matter

A

Myelin sheath

20
Q

true or false: the nervous system is mitotically active

A

some are some are not

21
Q

what produces myelin sheaths in PNS

A

Schwan cells

22
Q

what produces myelin sheaths in CNS

A

Oligodendrocytes