Quiz 3 Flashcards

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Epithelial Structure

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cellularity
polarity
attachment
avascular
regeneration

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2
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cellularity

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composed of cells in layers, connected by intercellular junctions
little ECM

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3
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polarity

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apical (top) and basal (bottom) surfaces

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4
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attachment

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to basal membrane- acellular surface produced by epithelia and connective cells
basal lamina- epithelial secretions
reticular lamina- connective secretions

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5
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avascular

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no blood vessels

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6
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regeneration

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cells readily divide mitotically and replace old cells

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7
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Epithelial function

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physical protection
selective permeability (exchange and transport)
movement/clearing
secretion
sensation

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8
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Physical protection

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from abrasion, dehydration, physical/chemical/biological agents
skin composed of five layers, cells held together by desmosomes

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9
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selective permeability

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regulates passage of certain molecules in and out of body regions
exchange- passive flow
transport- active/facilitated flow

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10
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exchange epithelia

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leaky exchange epithelia
allows movement through gaps between cells

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11
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transport epithelia

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tight junctions prevent movement between adjacent cells
must pass through the epithelial cell (carriers and pumps involved)

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12
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clearing/movement

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pushing material along the surface
cilia beat to move things out
microvilli increase surface area

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13
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sensory

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receptors connected to nerve endings can detect light, chemical and mechanical stimuli and cold/heat

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14
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secretion

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goblet cells
formation: epithelia folds in on itself, connecting cells then form a duct or connecting cells disappear for ductless

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15
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exocrine

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duct
secrete to the exterior

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16
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endocrine

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ductless
secrete to the body’s interior directly into blood stream or interstitial fluid

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17
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merocrine

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secrete products by vesicular exocytosis
often continuous
ex. sweat and saliva

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18
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apocrine

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secrete by partial cellular breakdown (fragmentation)
cytoplasm and vesicular contents
ex. milk and underarm sweat

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19
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holocrine

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entire cell lost during secretion
stem cells divide to replace
ex. sebaceous glands

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20
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tight junctions

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“gatekeeper”
prevent movement between adjacent cells
encircle cell near the apical surface- membrane protein is bound to plasma mem. of cell

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21
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adhering junctions

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actin-filament based systems
encircle cell immediately adjacent to its neighbors, deep to tight juncts.
cadherins= cellular adhesion molecules

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22
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desmosomes

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“snaps on a jacket”
tie cells together and do not encircle cell
allow bending and twisting and provide resistance to stress
supported by intermediate filaments

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23
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hemidesmosomes

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tie cell to basal membrane

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24
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gap junctions

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protein channels; allow rapid communication between cells
pore is made up of two hemi-channel connexon
connexons made up of a hexamer of connexin

25
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Classifying Epithelia

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SHAPE
- squamous=flat
- cuboidal=square
-columnar=elongated
NUMBER OF LAYERS
- simple=one layer
- stratified=many layers

26
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Skeletal Structure

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hard, elastic, tough connective tissue; internal endo-skeleton; scaffolding
articulated into many individual bones
protrusions have attachment sites
dense bone exterior, relatively open interior

27
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Skeletal Function

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support and protection of body and internal organs
connections to muscles, tendons, and ligaments (dynamic movement)
calcium/phosphate homeostasis and storage
blood cell production (stem cells in marrow)

28
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Specialized cells of bone

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osteoblasts= bone matrix deposition
osteocytes= bone matrix maintenance
osteoclasts= bone breakdown

29
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specific matrix proteins of bone

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collagen
flexible and tough, and the most abundant

30
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ground substance of bone

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hydroxyapatite

31
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Two types of bone

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cortical (compact) bone
cancellous (spongy) bone

32
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Cortical bone

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outside
dense “solid” outer layer
external layers of both long bone and flat bone

33
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Cancellous bone

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inside + porous
open interior with lattice
made up of narrow plates of bone called trabeculae

34
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Osteon

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“Haversion Canals”
functional unit of bone
cylinder of hollow tubes of bone matrix with a central canal carrying blood vessels and nerves

35
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epiphysis

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knobby region at each end of bone
provides strength and an attachment site

36
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metaphysis

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region between epiphysis and diaphysis
site of growth plate

37
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diaphysis

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elongated, cylindrical shaft of the bone

38
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articular cartilage

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located on epiphysis
prevents friction

39
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periosteum

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membrane of tough, dense, irregular connective tissue covering the external bone surface

40
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endosteum

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membrane of connective tissue covering the internal bone surface

41
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medullary cavity

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yellow marrow
inside of bone

42
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epiphyseal plate

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growth plate

43
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What is stored in yellow marrow of the long bone?

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fat

44
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what is stored in red marrow of flat bone?

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red and white blood cells
platelets

45
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stress

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force over area
pressure
load

46
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strain

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deformation in height
measured as %

47
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Young’s modulus

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slope
stress over strain

48
Q

apply _____ and measure ____

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stress
strain

49
Q

stiff VS flexible

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steep slope=stiff
shallow slope=flexibile

50
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high VS low toughness

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large area under curve=tough

51
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brittle VS ductile

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short plastic region=brittle
long plastic region=ductile

52
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strong VS weak

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high yield point=strong
low yield point=weak

53
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hysteresis

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historical dependence of behavior

54
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anisotropy

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directional dependence of behavior
exhibits different properties based on direction of loading

55
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viscoelastic

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materials show time-dependent strain
properties vary with speed and loading, appearing as different affects on stress rate in the curve

56
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with low rates of stress bone is…

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tough

57
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with high rates of stress bone is…

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strong

58
Q

fracture patters reflect….

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anisotropy