Topic 1 Flashcards

1
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What are the four main types of tissues

A

Epithelial
Connective
Muscle
Nervous

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2
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What is the epithelium lining the inside the structure called

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Endothelium

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3
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How to classify the epithelial tissue

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Number of layers of cells: simple/stratified
Shape of the cells : squamous, cubiodal, columnar

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4
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What is a group of epithelial cells that produce and secrete protein molecules such as hormones called

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Glandular epithelia

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5
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what the two different types of glands and what are their functions

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Endocrine glands: produced
hormones directly released into
bloodstream or lymphatic system.
Eg. pituitary and adrenal gland
* Exocrine glands releasing
secretions via duct directly into
nearby areas. Eg. pancreas, and
salivary gland

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6
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what are the three different types of connective tissues

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-loose (adipose)
-dense (ligament)
-specialised (cartilage, bone,blood)

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7
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what are the three major components that all connective tissues must contain

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-extracellular fibre (collagen,reticular,elastic)
-ground substance
-cells (fixed cells + wandering cells (wbc & rbc)

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8
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what is the difference between loose and dense conncetive tissues

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loose: loose network of collagen fibres -> provide support and flexibility (eg under skin)
dense: densely packed collagen fibre bundles -> provides strength (liganment and tendons)

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9
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what is a unit of bone tissue (one tree trunch) called

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osteon and it has a central canal

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10
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what are the three different types of cartilage and what are they made up of

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Hyaline cartilage: randomly arranged collagen fibres. It is the
most common cartilage in the body (eg. framework for the nose,
trachea
* Elastic cartilage: Contain numerous elastic fibres. It occurs
where support with flexibility is required, e.g. the external ear
* Fibrocartilage: consists of mainly collagen fibres but fewer
chondrocytes than hyaline cartilage, e.g. in the inter-vertebral
discs

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11
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what are the three different types of muscle tissues

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Skeletal muscle: predominant muscle type
which moves the skeleton
➢ Cardiac muscle: heart muscle.
➢ Smooth muscle: found in digestive tract,
blood vessel etc.

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12
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what are the two types of cells that make up the nervous tissue

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neuron and neuroglia (such as schwan cells that make up the myelin sheath )

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13
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what are the different body cavities

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under the dorsal cavity: cranial cavity, spinal cavity
ventral cavity: thoracic cavity (pericardal cavity: heart)
-abdominal/ peritoneal cavity
-pelvic/ cavity

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14
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what is the structure separates the thoracic cavity from
abdominal cavity

A

diaphragm

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15
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what is the name of the serous membrane lines insides of the cavity

A

pariental membrane

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16
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what is the name of the membrane that covers the surface of the organ

A

visceral membrane

17
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what are the names of the serous membranes in the different region of the body

A

Pleura (thoracic cavity)
* Peritoneum (abdominal/peritoneal cavity)
* Pericardium (pericardial cavity)

18
Q

what sits within the mediastinum

A

heart

19
Q

What is the structure separates Thoracic Cavity into left and right?

A

mediastinum

20
Q

What is the name of the visceral peritoneum that is folded on itself
in a way which keeps the organs separate, suspends them within
the abdominal cavity and carries the blood vessels and nerves that
serve the visceral organs

A

mesentery