Unit One-Animal Tissues and Organ Systems Flashcards

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Animals must be able to:

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-maintain homeostasis
-acquire water, nutrients, get rid of wastes
-protect against injury, bacteria, viruses
-reproduce

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homeostasis

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the tendency toward a relatively stable equilibrium between interdependent elements, especially as maintained by physiological processes

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tissue

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a group of cells with a common structure and function

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What are the 4 types of tissues?

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-Epithelial tissue
-Muscle tissue
-Connective tissue
-Nervous tissue

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Epithelial tissue

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lines body surfaces, organs, cavities, ducts, and tubes

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What is the function of the Basement Membrane?

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-organize metabolism
-filter wastes
-new cell development

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What is the function of the mucous membrane?

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-provide surface moisture/secretions
-absorb nutrients
-releases digestive enzymes
(may have cilia and/or microvilli)

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Types of Tissue Layers

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-Simple Epithelium
-Stratified Epithelium

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Simple Epithelium

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one single layer

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stratified epithelium

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two or more layers

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Cell shapes in the simple epithelium:

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-Squamous
-Cuboidal
-Columnar

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Epithelial

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the structure of an epithelium

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How do cells communicate?

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-tight junction
-adhering junction
-gap junction

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Tight junction

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prevent leakage from one tissue to another

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Adhering junction

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cement cells together

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Gap junction

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connect cytoplasm and or channels for communication

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Special Glandular Epithelium

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tissue that secretes products to be used elsewhere in the body

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Exocrine grands

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have ducts or tubes and release their products onto the mucous membrane

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Endocrine glands

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ductless and release their products into “extracellular fluid”

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Extra-cellular or Interstitial Fluid

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fluid that fills spaces between cells and is responsible for the exchange of nutrients, wastes, ect. with blood stream

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Connective tissue

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-the most abundant tissue in the body
-bind and supports the body
-fibers are scattered in a ground substance called a matrix

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Matrix may have

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-collagen
-elastin fibers
-reticular fibers

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collagen

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made of protein and does not tear easily

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elastin fibers

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long and rubbery

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reticular fibers

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thin, branched fibers

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Types of Soft Connective Tissues

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-loose connective
-dense irregular connective
-dense regular connective

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Loose Connective

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fibers and fibroblasts in a semi-ground substance

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Dense Irregular Connective

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fibroblasts and many fibers with no regular arrangement

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Dense Regular Connective

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many rows of fibers and rows of fibroblasts

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fibroblasts

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cells that secrete protein

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cartilage

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solid, flexible material that resists compression and protects joints

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bone forms on ____ model

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cartilage

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Bone

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mineralized tissue
hydroxyapatite

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oseoblast

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bone forming cell

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osteocyte

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bone cell

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chondrocytes

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cells that secrete cartilage

37
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site of blood cell production is _____

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bone marrow

38
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calcium salts and collagen fibers give _____

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strength

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Special Connective Tissue

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-Adipose
-Blood
-Plasma

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Adipose

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fat storage tissue; used for padding, insulation, energy storage

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blood

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the body’s transport medium

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What does blood contain?

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-red cells
-white cells
-platelets dispersed in plasma

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Plasma

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contains water, salts, and proteins in a suspension

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Muscle tissue

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cells arranged in a parallel fashion that contract when stimulated to move the body or specific body parts

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sacromere

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functional unit of a muscle

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Types of muscle tissue:

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-skeletal
-cardiac
-smooth

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skeletal muscle

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-bundles of cylindrical, long, striated contractile cells; many mitochondria; often reflex-activated but can be consciously controlled
-used for locomotion, posture; head, limb movements

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Where is skeletal muscle located?

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partner of skeletal bones (exerts great force against)

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Cardiac muscle

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-unevenly striated, fused-together cylindrical cells that contract as a unit owing to signals at gap junctions between them
-pumps blood forcefully through the circulatory system

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Where is cardiac muscle located?

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the heart wall

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Smooth muscle

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-contractile cells tapered at both ends, not striated
-controlled constriction; motility (as in gut); arterial blood flow

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Where is smooth muscle located?

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wall of arteries, sphincters, stomach, intestines, urinary bladder, many other soft internal organs

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Nervous tissue

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-detects stimuli, integrates information, and relays commands for response
-consists of neurons and neuroglial cells

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neurons

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functional unit that sends impluses

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neuroglial cells

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-protect and support neurons, structurally and metabolically
-constitute more than half of the nervous tissues

56
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In vertebrate embryos, cells become arranged to form three _______ ________ giving rise to all adult tissues

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primary tissues

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What are the three primary tissues?

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-ectoderm
-mesoderm
-endoderm

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organs

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group of tissues organized to perform a special task

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Heart

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-an organ that pumps blood through the body
-consists of muscle tissue, nervous tissue, connective tissue, and epithelial tissue

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The circulatory system includes:

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-heart
-arteries
-other vessels that transport blood through the body

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11 Major Organ Systems:

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-Integumentary
-Muscular
-Skeletal
-Nervous
-Endocrine
-Digestive
-Lymphatic
-Respiratory
-Urinary
-Circulatory
-Reproductive

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Integumentary System

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an animal’s outer covering
(ex. chitin, vertebrate skin and its derivatives)

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chitin

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hardened cuticle of many invertebrates

64
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Functions of the Human Skin

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-protects the body from injury, dehydration, UV radiation, and some pathogens
-helps control temperature
-receives some external stimuli
-produces vitamin D (stimulated by UV)

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Sunlight ____ Skin

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damages

66
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UV light stimulates ____ production in skin, in other words ___ _ ___

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-melanin
-produces a tan

67
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___ is the body’s way or protecting itself against UV

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Tan

68
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Prolonged sun exposure causes _____ ___ to clump, skin to age prematurely; “shoe-leather skin”

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elastin fibers