Unit 2 test Flashcards

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epi-

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above, over

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a-

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no

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3
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vascular

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blood b\vessels

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-blast

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make, create

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5
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-cyte

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cell

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osteo-

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bone

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chondro-

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cartilage

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fibro-

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fibers

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adipo-

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fat

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macro-

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large

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11
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-phage

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a thing that devours

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12
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fibroblast

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make connective tissue proper

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chondroblast

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make cartilage

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14
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osteoblast

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make bone

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15
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nematopoietic stem cell

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make blood

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synovial membranes

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-secretes synovial fluid to decrease friction within the joints
-found in synovial joints

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serous membranes

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-double membranes
-serous fluid to decrease friction
-lungs, heart, abdomen

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viseral

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directly touches an organ

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parietal

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covers the viseral layer

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20
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pleura

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lung

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21
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pericardium

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heart

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22
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peritoneum

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abdomen

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mucous membranes

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-called mucosae
-located in digestive, respiratory, urinary, and reproductive system
-secrete mucous as protective mechanism

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cutaneous membranes

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-skin
-keratinized (waterproofing)

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histology
study of tissues
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epithelial tissues
-closely packed cells -polarity (apical and basal) -supported by connective tissue -has nerves -avascular
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avascular
regenerates easily
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simple
1 layer
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stratified
more than 1 layer
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simple cuboidal
1 layer of cube shaped cells
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stratified cuboidal
multiple layers of cube shaped cells
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simple squamous
1 layer of flat cells
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stratified squamous
multiple layers of flat cells
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simple columnar
1 layer of column shaped cells
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stratified columnar
multiple layers of column shaped cells
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function of connective tissue
-binding and support -protection -insulation -transport substances
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types of connective tissue
-areolar -adipose -cartilage -bone -blood
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fibers in connective tissues
-elastic -reticular -collagen
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elastic fibers
branched, stretchy
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reticular fibers
branched, fine
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collagen
no branching, strength
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what makes a tissue connective
-common origin: mesenchyme -blood supplies varries -extracellular matrix - ground substance, fibers, cells
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are glands epithelial tissue?
yes
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endocrine glands
-secretions stay in the body -pineal, thyroid, parathyroid , hypothalamus, pituitary, adrenal, thymus, ovaries, and testes
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exocrine glands
-secretions exit the body -sweat, salivary, sebaceous, and mammary
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3 modes of secretion
1. merocrine 2. aporine 3. holocrine
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merocrines
-stay intact -sweat glands, salivary glands, pancreatic glands
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apocrines
-pinched off -mammary glands
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holocrine
-cell division -sebaceous glands
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types of muscle
-cardiac -smooth -skeletal
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cardiac muscle
-located in the heart -they are branched and contain 1 or 2 nuclei -striated -involuntary control
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smooth muscle
-located in hollow organs and blood vessels -they are tapered eye shape with one nuclei in the middle -no stirrations -involuntary control
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skeletal muscle
-attached to the bones, tendons, and aponeurosis -straight and long multi-nucleated striations -voluntary control
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location of squamous epithelial
-walls of the capillaries and air sacs
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location of cuboidal epithelial
-lining of ducts in glands
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location of columnar epithelial
-lining of the airways
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location stratified squamous epithelial
-skin and lining of the mouth