types of tissues Flashcards

1
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histology

A

the study of cells

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2
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why is histology important to medicine?

A

abnormal cells and tissues can be compared to normal tissues to identify diseases

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3
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what are the 4 major categories of tissues?

A

epithelial connective muscle nervous

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4
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how are the four categories of tissues separated or what are they based upon?

A

based on function and embryonic tissue of origin

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5
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where can epithelial tissue be found in body?

A

lining every cavity and surface of human body

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6
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what is purpose of basement membrane?

A

separates tissues and protects from stress

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7
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four functions of epithelial tissue?

A
  1. protect tissue they cover
  2. regulate gas and nutrient exchange btwn organs and body cavities
  3. secrete substances (sweat, hormones, mucus, enzymes)
  4. provide sensation w/ environment
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8
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squamous cell?

A

flat shape

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9
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cuboidal cell?

A

cube shaped

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10
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columnar cell?

A

column shaped

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11
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stratified epithelial tissue?

A

made up of more than one layer of cells

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12
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simple epithelial tissue?

A

made up of single layer of cells

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13
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transitional epithelium?

A

transitioning from shape of one cell to another

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14
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pseudostratified epithelial?

A

single layer of cells, but location of nuclei makes it look stratified

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15
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function of ciliated epithelial tissue?

A

catches foreign particles and moves them away from lungs

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16
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function of keratinized epithelial tissue?

A

layer that does not receive nutrients, and is dead, and forms layers of dead tissue that provide more protection, and most commonly seen on outside of skin

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17
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3 parts that make up connective tissue?

A

cells, fibers, extracellular components embedded in fluid

18
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what are fibroblasts?

A

cells that produce connective tissues

19
Q

what parts of body are classified as connective tissue?

A

blood, bone, cartilage, tendons, ligaments, adipose (fat), lymph

20
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interstitial fluid?

A

fluid with proteins and cells

21
Q

adhesion proteins?

A

allow cells to bind to each other and to structural fibers

22
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proteoglycans?

A

proteins that act to filter fluids thru ground substance

23
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collagen fibers?

A

extreamly strong fibers that provide support

24
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elastin fibers?

A

fibers that can stretch and return to og shape like rubber band

25
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reticular fibers?

A

fine networking fibers

26
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connective tissues function?

A

protect, store energy, support, transport, insulate, connect all body tissues

27
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vascular tissue?

A

made out of living substances

28
Q

avascular tissue?

A

made up of extracellular matrices/substances instead of cellular components

29
Q

what parts of connective tissue are most affected by disease and disorder?

A

collagen and elastin

30
Q

function of muscle tissue?

A

provide movement

31
Q

what proteins make up bulk of muscle tissue?

A

myosin and actin

32
Q

what are myofilaments?

A

myosin and actin are arranged into larger bundles to make muscles

33
Q

where are skeletal muscles found?

A

attached to our skeleton by tendons

34
Q

how much of human body is made up of skeletal muscle?

A

35-45%

35
Q

where would smooth muscle tissue be found?

A

lining of most bodily organs

36
Q

which muscle tissues have striations?

A

skeletal muscle, cardiac

37
Q

which muscle tissues are voluntary?

A

skeletal

38
Q

why does cardiac muscle tissue have large numbers of mitochondria?

A

provide energy source for continuous contracting action of heart

39
Q

what is function of nervous tissue?

A

communication

40
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how do neurons and neuroglia cells work together?

A

neurons send and receive msgs, while neuroglia provide support and nutrients for neurons