Tissue Epithelial (wk3 ch5.2) Flashcards

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Epithelial tissue consists of

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a sheet of closely adhering cells one or more cells thick with the upper surface usually exposed to the environment or to an internal space in the body

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2
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what are the 6 functions of epithelia tissue

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-protection
-secretion
-excretion
absorption
-filtration
-sensation

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3
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what does avascular mean?

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without blood vessels

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4
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Describe what epithelia cells look like?

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avascular, there is no room for them between the cells

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5
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describe locations of typical epithelial tissue

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vessel-rich layer of connective tissue (to furnishes with nutrients and waste removal)

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6
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what is a then layer of glycoproteins, collagen, and glycosaminoglycans beneath the deepest of an epithelium serving to bind the epithelium to the underlying tissue

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basement membrane

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7
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basal surface is

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the lowest surface of an epithelial cell attached to either a basement membrane or an underlying epithelial cell.

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8
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apical surface is

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the uppermost surface of an epithelial cell, usually exposed to the lumen of an organ

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9
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located between basal and apical surface as the “sidewall” of a cell

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lateral surface

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10
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two broad categories of epithelia

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  • simple (every cell is anchored to the basement membrane)

- stratified (some cells rest on top of other cells and do not contact basement membrane)

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11
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three cell shapes

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  • squamous
  • cuboidal
  • columnar
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12
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pseudostratifed columnar is

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type of simple that gives a false appearance of multiple cell layers sometimes looks like stratified

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13
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has only one layer of cells; four types

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simple epithelium

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14
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where are goblet cells often found and what are they?

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  • in simple columnar and pseudostratified columnar

- wine glassed shaped and produce protective mucous coatings over the mucous membranes

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15
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range from 2 to 20 or more layers of cells with some cells resting directly on others

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stratified epithelia

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16
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fourth type of stratified epithelia found in urinary tract

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urothelium

17
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most common epithelium?

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Stratified squamous epithelium (deepest layer of cells are cuboidal to columnar and include mitotically active stem cells)

18
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exfoliate cytology is?

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study of exfoliated cells

19
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what does keratinized (cornified) mean?

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covered with a layer of dead compressed cells called Keratinocytes packed with durable protein keratin and coated in water repellent gycolipid

20
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what is nonkeratinized mean?

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lacks the surface layer of dead cells. Is abrasion-resistant, but moist and slippery

21
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what are the domed surface cells of urothelium called and why are they important

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  • umbrella cells
  • the outer phospholipid layer of the plasma membrane is thicker than usual and has dense patches called lipid rafts with embedded proteins called uroplakins