Tissues - lecture notes/lab notes Flashcards

1
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What are cells?

A

the basic functional units of animal life - the smallest subdivisions of the body that are capable of life

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2
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What are tissues?

A

specialized cells grouped together

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3
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What are the 4 basic tissues?

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epithelial tissue, connective tissue, muscle tissue, nervous tissue

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4
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What are organs?

A

group of tissues that work together for common purposes

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5
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What are organ systems?

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groups of organs that are involved in a common set of activities - digestive system

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6
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What is homeostasis?

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the physiological processes that monitor and adjust all the various essential parameters of the body
The whole body is responsible for homeostasis - equilibrium - balance

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7
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Epithelial tissue is composed of
sheets of cells that ______ and _______ other tissues (ex: skin of body). It PROTECTS underlying tissues and may act to filter biochemical substances. May _______, ________, or ______ biochemical substances. May play a role in the ________ input.

A

cover, line
absorb, secrete, excrete
reception of sensory

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Epithelial also lines inside and ….

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outside of body - orifices of our body - different types of epithelial tissues

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9
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A desmosome is …?

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a strong, welded plaque or thickening which connects the plasma membranes of adjacent cells

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10
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Cells that are connected by _____ ______ are linked by tubular channel proteins

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gap junctions

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11
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Epithelial have can have smooth irregular surfaces & may be covered with fingerlike projections called ______

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microvilli or tiny hairs called cilia, hard surface - horn

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Classifications of Epithelial tissue - shape of cells are …?

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flat (squamous) - cells that line the bladder- stretch and contract
cubodial appearance - sugar cube
columnar appearance - shoebox on its end - urinary tract (absorbs) - further specailize - lines intestinal tract
simple squamous - lining surface
stratified squamous

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13
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Simple cuboidal epithelium plays an important role in both endocrine and exocrine tissue. Endocrine gland do not have ______? Exocrine have _____?

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ducts - secretes throughout body - release products -hormones

ducts - very important for health of animal - produce material and excrete - subaceous gland - formed next to hair folicles , anal sacs

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14
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Connective tissue functions ..?

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holds other tissues together, provides form - holds things together, loose, strong

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15
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What are elastic fibers?

A

skins ability to stretch

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16
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What are two cells types?

A

fixed cells

transient cells

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17
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What is adipose?

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storehouse for energy

18
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What is dense regular connective tissue?

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firm not all elastic, its avascular - ligament and tendons

19
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Elastic connective tissue is …?

A

effective in the stretching in arteries

20
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What are the specialized connective tissues?

A

bone - highly vascular (blood supply) - haversian canal
blood - ground substance - plasma
(liquid with coagulation- made up of water, plasma, and different types of protein, cellular

21
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Bone has a central haversian canal containing…?

A

both a vascular and a nerve supply

22
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Bone cells such as __________ collaborate to remodel bone in response to the stresses placed on them and bone is formed from them.

A

osteoblasts and osteoclasts

23
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Protein in blood is called ..?

A

albumin

24
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Red blood cells are called?

A

erthrocytes

25
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White blood cells are called?

A

leukocytes

26
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Thrombocytes are ..?

A

platelets

27
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Serous membranes do what?

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line walls and cover organs of body cavities

28
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What is the portion of the membrane that lines the cavity wall?

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parietal layer - shiny, very thin layer of tissue lying on the chest wall

29
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What is is the portion of the membrane that covers the outer surfaces of organs?

A

visceral layer - glossy lining

30
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What is the cutaneous membrane?

A

skin or integument

31
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What is synovial membranes?

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lines the cavities of the joints - manufacturer synovial fluid that fills joint spaces

32
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What types of muscle tissue is there?

A

skeletal, smooth, cardiac

33
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What is skeletal muscle tissues function?

A

locomotion

34
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What is smooth muscle tissues function?

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transportation of materials - Smooth GI

35
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What is cardiac muscle tissues function?

A

drives the whole system

36
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Nervous tissue is found where?

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in the brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nerves composed of neurons and neuroglial cells

37
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Neurons are ….?

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store memory - carry information and instructions

38
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Neuroglial cells support?

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neurons, provide a supportive framework - structure

39
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Inflammation is ..?

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initial response to injury

40
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What are the 5 steps to inflammation?

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  1. vasodilation - responds to initial injury - vessels open up all kinds of materials come out
  2. swelling - release of fluid to tissue - call cells into the area
  3. clot formation - platetets and a clot formation
  4. phagocyosis - take out materials that don’t need to be there (pus)
  5. capillaries return to normal size, blood flow and fluid leakage - scar forms
41
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Classification of wound healing is …?

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heals by
1st intention - clean out - skin edges placed back into skin proximity
2nd intention - edges of wound (open) separate (liver lacerated)
scab on knee - tissue forms to close the gap - takes 3 - 6 weeks to heal
laceration suture - 10-14 days
3rd intention - dirty wound (pick at scab) - contaminated wound - bacteria grows