test 10/17/18 Flashcards

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what are the four types of tissue which are found in all vertebrate animals?

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connective, muscle, epithelial, and nervous

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a single layer of flattened, irregularly-shaped cells connected to a basement membrane

thin, flat

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simple squamous epithelium

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a single layer of column-shaped cells laying on the basement membrane

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simple columnar epithelium

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a single layer of column-shaped cells laying on a basement membranes

   - appear to be two cell layers since the nuclei of the various cells may be close to the basement membrane or far away from the basement membrane
  - may have cilia and/or goblet cells
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pseudostratified columnar epithelium

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5
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has layers or strata of simple squamous cells, with only the bottom layer of cells laying on the basement membrane. Example is the epidermis of the skin

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stratified squamous epithelium

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Three components that are found in all connective tissue

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ground substances (noncellular)
protein fibers (collagen, reticular, or elastic)
specialized cells (fibroblasts and stem cells which produce new cells
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7
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three types of connective tissue in vertebrates

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fibrous
supportive
fluid

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8
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three types of muscular tissue in vertebrates

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skeletal
smooth
cardiac

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9
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voluntary so we control its movement; attached to our bone

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skeletal

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10
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involuntary so we don’t control its contractions; lines our digestive tract

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smooth

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involuntary so we don’t control its contractions; found in the heart

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cardiac

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can be loose, dense, or adipose

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fibrous

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13
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can be cartilage or bone

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supportive

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14
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can be blood or lymph

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fluid

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15
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the microscopic study of tissue

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histology

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16
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nervous tissue is composed of cells called

17
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nervous conduct _______

18
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__________ _________ are tightly packed and lack blood vessels

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epithelial tissues

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one layer of cells is ____

20
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two or more layers of cells is _______

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stratified

21
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_____________ is a type of tissue that serves to hold in place connect and integrate the body’s organs and systems

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connective tissue

22
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_____________ is made of cells joined by intercalated discs, forming branched networks

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cardiac muscles

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______ are a group of similar cells performing a similar function

24
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A ___________________ anchors epithelial tissue to connective tissue

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basement membrane

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a group of tissues performing a specialized function | -examples: the stomach, the liver, lungs, and heart which are made up of several tissues each
organs
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a collection of several organs functioning together | -example: the cardiac system is made up of your heart and blood vessels
organ system
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protects, secretes, absorbs, excretes, and filters
epithelial tissue
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connects, supports, and transports
connective tissue
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contracts and relaxes to provide movement and produce heat
muscular tissue
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conducts nervous impulses throughout the body or helps those that do
nervous system
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a type of epithelial tissue that lines the urinary bladder and many urinary passageways is ________
transitional
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_________ and ______ are composed primarily of dense connective tissue
tendons; ligaments