Tissue Compostition Flashcards

1
Q

What are the four primary tissue components?

A

collage
Elastic
Ground substance
water

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2
Q

How many different types of collagen?

A

15

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3
Q

This tissue has continuous metabolic turnover through growth to maturity.

A

collagen

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4
Q

When do the collagen fibers become more stable?

A

At maturity

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5
Q

Collagen molecules are secreted and synthesized by what?

A

fibroblasts

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6
Q

Collagen molecules align in what fashion and where?

A

Parallel,

In the extracellular matrix

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7
Q

How far can collage stretch without breaking?

A

110% of original length

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8
Q

How does collagen change under tension?

A

Increase ligament strength and size.

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9
Q

How does collagen increase in ligament size during tension?

A
Increase in 
# of collagen fibrils, 
fibril diameter, 
cross-linking, 
fibril packing density.
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10
Q

What things decrease with degenerative ligament changes? (5 things)

A
Diameter
Density
Number
Mass
metabolism
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11
Q

During immobilization, what happens at the ligament-bone junction?

A
  • Increase osteoclast activity
  • bone restoration
  • Disruption of pattern of diffusion of ligament fibers into the bone
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12
Q

Elastic can stretch _____% of original length without breaking.

A

150

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13
Q

What happens to elastic with age?

A

Lost resiliency
Fragmentation and fraying
Calcification
Increased # of cross-links

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14
Q

Ground substance aka

A

Cementing substance

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15
Q

What is amorphous gel like substance surrounding the cells?

A

Ground substance

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16
Q

Water is ______% of the total connective tissue content.

A

60-70%

17
Q

What is the protein or peptide which the GAGs are covalently attached to?

A

proteoglycan

18
Q

What are the four major GAGs?

A

Hyaluronic acid
Chondroitin-4-sulfate
chondroitin-6-sulfate
dermatan sulfate

19
Q

What is it when water moves to areas of high salute concentration?

A

osmosis

20
Q

What is a powerful lubricant?

A

Water + hyaluronic acid

21
Q

Water maintains what between collagen fibers?

A

CRITICAL DISTANCE

22
Q

What two things does water do?

A

Allows free gliding

Prevents excessive cross-linking