Tissues - lecture notes/lab notes Flashcards
What are cells?
the basic functional units of animal life - the smallest subdivisions of the body that are capable of life
What are tissues?
specialized cells grouped together
What are the 4 basic tissues?
epithelial tissue, connective tissue, muscle tissue, nervous tissue
What are organs?
group of tissues that work together for common purposes
What are organ systems?
groups of organs that are involved in a common set of activities - digestive system
What is homeostasis?
the physiological processes that monitor and adjust all the various essential parameters of the body
The whole body is responsible for homeostasis - equilibrium - balance
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.
cover, line
absorb, secrete, excrete
reception of sensory
Epithelial also lines inside and ….
outside of body - orifices of our body - different types of epithelial tissues
A desmosome is …?
a strong, welded plaque or thickening which connects the plasma membranes of adjacent cells
Cells that are connected by _____ ______ are linked by tubular channel proteins
gap junctions
Epithelial have can have smooth irregular surfaces & may be covered with fingerlike projections called ______
microvilli or tiny hairs called cilia, hard surface - horn
Classifications of Epithelial tissue - shape of cells are …?
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
Simple cuboidal epithelium plays an important role in both endocrine and exocrine tissue. Endocrine gland do not have ______? Exocrine have _____?
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
Connective tissue functions ..?
holds other tissues together, provides form - holds things together, loose, strong
What are elastic fibers?
skins ability to stretch
What are two cells types?
fixed cells
transient cells
What is adipose?
storehouse for energy
What is dense regular connective tissue?
firm not all elastic, its avascular - ligament and tendons
Elastic connective tissue is …?
effective in the stretching in arteries
What are the specialized connective tissues?
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
Bone has a central haversian canal containing…?
both a vascular and a nerve supply
Bone cells such as __________ collaborate to remodel bone in response to the stresses placed on them and bone is formed from them.
osteoblasts and osteoclasts
Protein in blood is called ..?
albumin
Red blood cells are called?
erthrocytes
White blood cells are called?
leukocytes
Thrombocytes are ..?
platelets
Serous membranes do what?
line walls and cover organs of body cavities
What is the portion of the membrane that lines the cavity wall?
parietal layer - shiny, very thin layer of tissue lying on the chest wall
What is is the portion of the membrane that covers the outer surfaces of organs?
visceral layer - glossy lining
What is the cutaneous membrane?
skin or integument
What is synovial membranes?
lines the cavities of the joints - manufacturer synovial fluid that fills joint spaces
What types of muscle tissue is there?
skeletal, smooth, cardiac
What is skeletal muscle tissues function?
locomotion
What is smooth muscle tissues function?
transportation of materials - Smooth GI
What is cardiac muscle tissues function?
drives the whole system
Nervous tissue is found where?
in the brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nerves composed of neurons and neuroglial cells
Neurons are ….?
store memory - carry information and instructions
Neuroglial cells support?
neurons, provide a supportive framework - structure
Inflammation is ..?
initial response to injury
What are the 5 steps to inflammation?
- vasodilation - responds to initial injury - vessels open up all kinds of materials come out
- swelling - release of fluid to tissue - call cells into the area
- clot formation - platetets and a clot formation
- phagocyosis - take out materials that don’t need to be there (pus)
- capillaries return to normal size, blood flow and fluid leakage - scar forms
Classification of wound healing is …?
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