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Tissues (Anatomy) Flashcards

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what are tissues

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many cells that are similar in structure and share functions

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what are the 4 major types of tissue and what do they do

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Epithelium – covering/lining
Connective – support/ protection
Muscle – movement (not going to spend a lot of time rn)
Nervous – control/communication(not going to spend a lot of time rn)

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what are the two types of epithelial tissues (based on location)

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Covering and lining epithelia–> On external and internal surfaces
-Glandular epithelia–> (glands are created by epithelial)

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Describe the Apical surface of epithelial tissue

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-towards the lumen
– microvilli (e.g., brush border of the intestinal lining)
– cilia (e.g., lining of trachea)
Has things coming off of it
-cells have polarity

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describe the basal surface of epithelial tissue

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– secrete basal lamina: Noncellular, glycoprotein, collagen
The bottom of tissue or the cell and it is always going to be attached

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describe the continuous sheets of closely packed cells

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tight junctions, desmosomes

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what is epithelial tissue supported by

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Supported by a connective tissue reticular lamina (under the basal lamina). Reticular & Basal = basement membrane

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does epithelial tissue have blood flow and is it inervated

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-it does not have blood flow because it is not vasculature
-it is innervated

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explain the regeneration of epithelial tissue

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-high rate of regeneration
-it goes through mitosis quickly (cancer can also be bc of quick mitosis )

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where do you find squamous epithelium and what is the functions of it

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-skin
-lungs
-mouth
-found in places where we need a gas exchange (like the lungs) or things need to pass

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where do you find cuboidal epithelium and what is the function of it

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-kidney
-glands
-ovaries
-synonymous with glands or filtration systems

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where do you find columnar epithelium and what is the function of it

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-larynx
-digestive tract

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where is stratified squamous epithelium

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-where there is friction or constant touching like the oral cavity and our own skin

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what is a gland

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epithelial tissues specialized to synthesize and secrete a product

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what is a gland classified by

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-the site of product release (exocrine or endocrine)
-relatice number of cells forming the gland (unicellular (e.g. goblet cells, that secrete mucus)
-multicellular

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what are exocrine glands

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(outside or outward) - hollow organ or duct; the action of the product is local
Salivary, mucous, sweat, oil glands

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what are endocrine glands

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(within) blood stream; travels great distance to target
Pituitary gland, ovary, testes

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what do membranes consist of

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epithelial tissue and connective tissue; therefore, are simple organs

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what are membranes and list them

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-Membranes are simple organs
-Cutaneous Membrane
-Mucous Membranes
-Serous Membranes

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Describe the epithelial membranes

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-Cutaneous membrane
-skin
-Dry
-Epridermis(epilithial tissue) and dermis (connective tissue)

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Describe mucous membranes

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Mucous membranes or “mucosae”
Line body cavities open to the exterior (e.g. GI and respiratory tracts
Wet
Epithelial sheet over lamina propria

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Describe the serous membranes, what organs are in it and what are the different types

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-aka serosae
-basic job is to reduce friction which is why it is around things that move
-membranes (mesothelium + areolar tissue) in a closed ventral body cavity
-Pleurae (lungs)
-Pericardium(heart)
-Peritoneum(abdomen)
Parietal Serosae: line internal body walls (the part that does not touch the organ)
All of these organs move!!

-Visceral Serosae: cover internal organs (part that does touch the organs)

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what are the subdivisions of connective tissue proper

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-loose connective tissue and dense connective tissue

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what are the different kinds of connective tissue

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-connective tissue proper
-bone tissue
-blood
-cartilage

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what are loose connective tissues

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-areolar
-adipose
-reticular
-adipose( also referred to as specialized CT)

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what are the subclasses of bone tissue

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-compact bone and spongy bone

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what are the subdivisions of cartilage

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-hyaline cartilage
-elastic cartilage
-fibrocartilage

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what are the major functions of connective tissue

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  1. Binding and support(ligaments–> connect bone to bone and tendons–> bone to muscle)
  2. Protection(think dorsal cavity
  3. Insulation (adipose) also protects because of the fat
  4. Transportation(blood)
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what are the major components of connective tissues

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tissues vary in ratio
1. extracellular matrix: made up of ground substance
-Fibers (make up the matrix)
2. Cells

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what is the ground substance

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-medium through which solutes diffuse between blood capillaries and cells
-Contains interstitial fluid and proteins
-Variable amounts of water
-Varying viscosity

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what are the fibers in connective tissues

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-collagen (white fibers)
-eleastic
-reticular

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what is collagen

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-a fiber that makes up the connective tissue
-white fibers under a microscope
-Strongest (tensile strength) and most abundant
-Most common

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what are elastic fibers

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-a fiber that makes up the connective tissue
-Networks of long, thin, elastic fibers

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what are reticular fibers

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-a fiber that makes up the connective tissue
- Short, fine, highly branched collagenous fibers

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what does fibrous connective tissue do

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Fibrous connective tissue connect body parts, provide strength, flexibility and support

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describe the cells of connective tissue

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  • Mitotically active and secretory cells = “blasts”
  • Mature cells = “ cytes ”
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what are fibroblasts

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-in connective tissue proper actively dividing and secreting (collagen)

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what are chondroblasts and chondrocytes

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-Chondroblasts and chondrocytes in cartilage (chondro- cartilage)

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what are osteoblasts and osteocytes

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Osteoblasts and osteocytes in- bone (osteo- bone)

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what are adipocytes

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fat cells

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what are the subdivisions of dense connective tissue

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-Dense regular
-Dense irregular
-Elastic

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what are the types of specialized connective tissues

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-Cartilage
-bone
-Adipose Tissue (connective tissue proper)
-blood
-Each provide specialized functions

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describe hyaline cartilage

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most common, precursor to the bones. Purple bc there is collagen in it, lines the ends of the bones that have joints

44
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Describe elastic cartilage

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find it in places that need to bend and come back to normal shape

45
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Describe fibrocartilage

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combo between hyaline and elastic. Can absorb force and still be strong. Found between our vertebrae, knees, and pubic bone

46
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Describe adipose tissue

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-Adipose tissue is highly specialized for fat storage

-Few connective tissue fibers and almost no ground substance

-Located under the skin
-Insulation and protective layer around internal organs
stores energy in form of fat

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Describe muscle tissue

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-Highly vascular; cells contain myofilaments that allow contraction
-Responsible for most types of movement
-Muscle cells possess myofilaments (actin and myosin proteins) that are responsible for contractions
-there are 3 types

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what are the 3 types of muscle tissue

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-Skeletal muscle
-Cardiac muscle
- Smooth muscle

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