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| Epithelial, Connective, Muscle, Nervous |
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| Most widespread tissue found in body? |
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| Where are Epithelial tissues found? |
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| covers organs & lines body surfaces |
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| Functions of Epithelial tissues? |
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| protection, secretion, absorption, excretion & sensory reception |
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Simple squamous is best suited for?
And where is it found? |
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diffusion
lungs, blood/lymph vessels, body cavities |
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| Stratified squamous is best suited for? And where is it found? |
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protection
outer layer of skin, mouth, throat, vagina, anal canal |
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| Simple cuboidal functions in? |
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| secretion & absorption in the kidneys and secretion in the glands |
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| Found in mammory glands, sweat glands, salivary glands, pancreas |
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| Advantage of several layers (stratified)? |
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| What are often found with simple columnar epithelium? |
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goblet cells- produce mucus
cilia- move debris |
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| Where is simple columnar epithelium found? |
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| Uterus, stomach, intestines |
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| What can be found in intestinal cells? |
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| Microvilli- increases surface area & helps with absorption |
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| Where are pseudostratified epithelium found? |
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| vas deferens, male urethra, pharynx |
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| Pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelium & where found? |
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appear layered because of varying positions of nuclei but aren't
-found in respiratory tubes |
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| changes shape--found in urinary bladder |
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| secrete products into ducts |
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| secrete into body fluids and blood |
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| release fluids by exocytosis (pancreas) |
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| loose portion of cell bodies during secretion (mammory glands) |
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| release entire cells (oil glands in skin) |
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| Connective tissues have... |
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| good blood supply and extracellular matrix |
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| basement membrane + interstitial matrix |
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most common cell type, large & star-shaped
**most common cell type in body |
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| large, located near blood vessels, release herapin and histamine |
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| Loose Connective (areolar) |
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| store fat-- beneath skin, around joints, padding kidneys and other organs |
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densely packed, strong but lacks good blood supply
(tendons & ligaments) |
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| Cartilage cells lie within |
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| Most common cartilage, white, found at ends of bones |
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elastic fibers
external ears & larynx |
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shock-absorbing, **toughest of the three
intervertebral disks, knees & pelvic girdle |
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| most rigid connective tissue-- mineral salts & collagen |
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| What are bone cells called and how are they arranged? |
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| What is blood composed of? |
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| red & white blood cells & plasma |
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| What is the function of blood? |
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| striated because they are striped |
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| Where are skeletal muscles found? |
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| What do skeletal muscle cells look like? |
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| cells are long so they are called fibers, several nuclei |
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| Where is smooth muscle found? |
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| walls of internal organs, digestive tracts, blood vessels, bladder |
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| What do smooth muscle cells look like? |
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| spindle-shaped, one nucleus |
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| Cardiac cells are connected to each other by what? |
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intercolated disks
create stripes so striated |
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| Two types of nervous tissue? |
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| Where are nervous tissues found? |
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| support & nourish neurons |
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| What kind of tissue has canaliculi and halversian canals? |
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| Most common cell in the body? |
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| Which tissue forms the nose? |
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| Which tissue makes up intervertebral discs? |
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| Which tissue forms thin layers between muscles? |
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| Most common type of cartilage in the body? |
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| Cell shape found in stomach? |
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| Which cell shape has cilia and is found in the respiratory tract? |
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| pseudostratified columnar |
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| What is extracellular material? |
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| basement membrane + interstitial matrix |
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