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Unit 1 - Chapter 4 - Tissues Flashcards

1
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how many kinds of tissues are there and what are their names

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4
epithelial
connective
muscle
nervous

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what is homeostasis

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the relative constancy of the internal environment

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expand on fluid material in cells

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each tissue differs in the amount/kind of fluis it has in its cells

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what is the difference between collagen and elastin

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  • collagen is a protein that gives tissues flexible stength
  • elastin gives tissues the ability to stretch/rebound easily
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expand on epithelial tissues

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  • forms sheets that cover the body and forms ducts/tubes
  • contains no blood vessels
  • the basement membrane (gluelike structure) connects it to its connective tissue foundatiom
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how many kinds of epithelial tissues are there and what are their names

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6
simple squamous
stratified squamous
simple cuboidal
simple columnar
pseudostratified
staratified transitional

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expand on simple squamous epithelial tissue, where its found and its function

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  • single layer of flattened cells
  • found in alveoili, lining of blood and lymphatic vessels
  • functions are diffusion, filtration, osmosis
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expand on stratified squamous epithelial tissue, where its found and its function

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  • has many layers
  • outermost layer is flattened cells
  • found in surface of skin and lining of mouth/esophagus
  • function is protection
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expand on simple cuboidal epithelial tissue, where its found and its function

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  • single layer of cells that are as tall as they are wide
  • found in glands, kidney tubles
  • functions is secretion, absorption
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expand on simple columnar epithelial tissue, where its found

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  • single layer of tall, narrow cells
  • found in surface layer lining of stomach, intestines, respiratory tract, fallopian tubes
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expand on pseudostratified epithelial tissue, where its found and its function

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  • single layer of tall cells that wedge together to appear as if there were more layers
  • found in the lining of the respiratory tract, male reproductive tract
  • function is protection (by cilia/mucus)
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expand on stratified transitional epithelial tissue, where its found and its function

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  • many layers of varying shapes
  • found in urinary bladder
  • function if protection
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expand on connective tissues

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  • most abundant and wildly distributed tissue in the body
  • found in skin, membranes, muscles, bones, nerves, internal organs
  • connects tissues to each other and forms a supporting framework for the body
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how many types of connective tissues are there and what are their names

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8
loose fibrous (areolar)
adipose (white and brown fat)
reticular
dense fibrous (irregular and regular)
bone (compact and cancellous)
cartillage (hyaline, fibrocartillage and elastic)
blood
hematopoietic

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what is loost fibrous (areolar) connective tissue, where is it found and what is its function

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  • loose arrangement of collagen fibers, elastic fibers, cells
  • found in fascia
  • function is connection
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what is asipose connective tissue, where is it found and what is it’s functions

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  • contains triglyceride vesicles
  • white fat is found under the skin and its function is protection, insulation, support, nutrient reserve and regulation
  • brown fat is found under the pocket of white fat such as the neck and torso and its function is heat production and regulation
17
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expand on reticualr connective tissue, where is it found and what is its function

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  • network of fine collagen fibers
  • found in bone marrow, spleen, lymph nodes
  • supports blood producing cells and immune cells
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expand on dense fibrous (Irregular and regular) connective tissue, where its found and what is its function

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  • dense arrangment of collagen fiber bundles forming straps or sheets
  • found in tendons, ligaments, fascia, scar tissue
  • function is being flexible, but strong
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expand on bone connective tissue, where its found and what is its function

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  • hard calcified matric arranged in osteons (compact) or network of beams (cancellous)
  • found in the skeleton
  • functions are support and protection
20
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expand on cartilage connective tissue

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  • hard but some what flexible gel matrix with embedded chondrocytes
21
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what are the 3 types of cartillage connective tissue

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hyaline
fibrocartillage
elastic

22
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where is each type of cartillage connective tissue found and what is its function

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  • hyaline is founf in the nasal septim, bones, larynx wall and bronchi and its function is firm but flexible support
  • fibrocartillage is found in disks between vertebrae and in knee joints and its function is withstanding pressure
  • elastic cartillage is found in the external ear and its function is flexible suppoer
23
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expand on blood connective tissue, where is it found and what is its function

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  • liquid matrix with flowing red/white blood cells
  • found in blood cells
  • function is transportation
24
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expand on hematopoietic connective tissue, where it is found and what is its function

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  • liquid matrix with dense arrangement of blood producing cells
  • found in red bone marrow
  • function if blood cell formation
25
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expand on muscle tissues

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  • muscle cells are the movement specialists of the body
  • have a higher level of contractibility than any other tissue cell
26
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how many kinds of muscle tissue are there and what are their names

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3
skeletal (striated voluntary)
cardiac (striated involuntary)
smooth (nonstriated involuntary)

27
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expand on skeletal (striated voluntary) muscle tissues, where they are found and what their function is

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  • long threadlike cells with multiple nuclei/striations
  • found in eyeballs, upper 1/3 of esophagus and muscles that attach to bones
  • functions are eye movements, swallowing, posture and production of body heat
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expand on cardiac (striated involuntary) muscle tissues, where they are found and their function

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  • branching, interconnected cylinders with faint striations
  • found in the wall of the heart
  • function is contracting heart
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expand on smooth (nonstriated involuntary) muscle tissues, where they are found and their function

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  • threadlike cells with single nuclei and no striations
  • found in digestive/respiratory tract, blood/lymphatic vessels, eye/hair muscles
  • function is movement of substances along tracts/ducts, changing diamete of vessels/pupils
30
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what does nervous tissue do

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controls body functions and coordinates rapid communication between body structures

31
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what are neurons

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impulse coordinating units

32
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what are glia/neuroglia

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special connecting/supporting cells

33
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what are axons

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they transmit a nerve impulse away from the cell

34
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what do dendrites do

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carry impulses toward the cell body

35
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expand on tissue repair

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  • regeneration is when phagocytes removed dead cells and allow new tissue cells of the original tyoe to fill in the gaps they left
  • the destroyed tissue is replaced by a scar
36
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what tissues have the greatest capability to regenerate

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epithelial and connective

37
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whats the difference between a scar and a keloid

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  • scar is a dense fibrous mass
  • keloid is a thick scar that develops in the lower layer of the skin

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