15229224322 | 4 types of tissue | epithelial, connective, muscle, nervous | 0 | |
15229259285 | connective tissue | A body tissue that provides support for the body and connects all of its parts -cells suspend in matrix -cartilage -elastic -hyaline | 1 | |
15229299348 | tendons | attach muscles to bone | 2 | |
15229314273 | aponeurosis | muscles to muscle | 3 | |
15229319666 | ligaments | attach bone to bone -found only in joints -hold bones together | 4 | |
15229349794 | cartilage | A connective tissue that is more flexible than bone and that protects the ends of bones and keeps them from rubbing together. -fibrocartilage (vertabra discs) | 5 | |
15229517542 | fibrocartliage ring | pulpy nucleus maade of chondrocytes, collagen fibrils, and proteoglycan aggrecans. | 6 | |
15229533596 | elastic cartilage | ear, nose epiglottis -change shape and comeback to original shape | 7 | |
15229557954 | hyaline cartilage | joints, ribcage, trachea, bronchi, larynx, growth plates, growth plates | 8 | |
15229609455 | Slipped Capital Femoral Epiphysis | occurs when the head of the femur becomes displaced due to a separation at the growth plate | 9 | |
15229618963 | adipose (fat) | used for heat (insulation) | 10 | |
15229623234 | sclera | white of the eye | 11 | |
15229657168 | muscle tissue | A body tissue that contracts or shortens, making body parts move. | 12 | |
15229663556 | smooth muscle tissue | Involuntary muscle is found in digestive tract, blood vessels, respiratory tract, reproductive system -95% of this in uterus | 13 | |
15229681883 | digestive tract | moves food through | 14 | |
15229704207 | striated muscle tissue | skeletal and cardiac -voluntary | 15 | |
15229715563 | cardiac muscle | Involuntary muscle tissue found only in the heart. contains intercalated discs and desmosomes | 16 | |
15229729882 | intercalated discs | nervous tissue for two-way conduction for the electrical impulse-connexons which are tubular proteins -skeletal muscle doesn't have this | 17 | |
15229785409 | desmosomes | epithelial tissue as tight junctions to anchor the muscle fibers together. | 18 | |
15229814422 | nervous tissue | dentrites and axons. | 19 | |
15230140298 | exocytosis | dumps content | 20 | |
15230144653 | myelin sheath | -insulates axon -allows nerve transition -without, will slow down reaction -damage to this will cause multiple scorosis | 21 | |
15230169231 | epithelial tissue | an avascular tissue with little or no nerve supply, composed of a sheet of cells in which the cells are in direct contact with one another (NO INTERVENING MATRIX) with some or all of the cells standing on a basement membrane. -either simple or stratified | 22 | |
15230215132 | simple epitelia | the layer of cells is one cell thick. All the cells stand on the basement membrane | 23 | |
15230225485 | stratified epithelia | the layer of cells is more than one cell thick. Only the inner of innermost layer stands on the basement membrane | 24 | |
15230265004 | basal layer | the inner or innermost layer of the cells in stratified epithelia | 25 | |
15230293264 | skin | epidermis and dermis | 26 | |
15230309596 | stratum corneum | outermost layer of epidermis | 27 | |
15230313559 | stratum basalis | deepest layer of epidermis | 28 | |
15230433694 | excretory system | transitional epithelium (urinary bladder) | 29 | |
15230445303 | transitional epithlium | lines the urinary bladder and parts of the uterus and urethra -stretchy | 30 | |
15273294448 | endothelium | lining of blood vessels | 31 | |
15273301647 | simple tubular gland | intestinal glands | 32 | |
15273310798 | simple branched acinar gland | sebaceous glands (oil producer in skin) | 33 | |
15273406055 | types of glandular secretion | merocrine, apocrine, holocrine -how a gland secretes its contents | 34 | |
15273408143 | merocrine | a cell is classified as merocrine if the secretions of that cell are excreted via exocytosis from secretory vesciles | 35 | |
15273416444 | apocrine | cells which are classified as apocrine BUD their secretions off through the plasma membrane prodicing membrane bound vesicles in the lumen | 36 | |
15273424868 | holocrine | are produced within the cell followed by the rupture of the plasma membrane thus releasing the contents into the lumen | 37 | |
15273437328 | integument | skin -protects against invasion of bacteria and other stuff -protects against dehydration -helps with waste removal | 38 | |
15273440119 | keratinase | only thing that can breach the skin | 39 | |
15273447633 | epidermis | most outer layer of the layers of skin | 40 | |
15273475383 | cyanosis | blue skin due to lack of oxygen -happens when very cold (most of the times in lips) | 41 | |
15273482837 | capilaries | involved in thermal regulatin | 42 | |
15273484071 | red skin | due to dilation and increased blood flow to the capalaries | 43 | |
15273490035 | touch receptors | allows touch sense | 44 | |
15273492118 | arrector pilli muscle | makes hair stand up -controls position in hair | 45 | |
15273511210 | dermis | true layer; contains blood vessels, nerves, hair follicles | 46 | |
15273513379 | hypodermis | the layer of skin beneath the dermis, which serves as a storage repository for fat | 47 | |
15273520136 | hair root plexus | can tell if each hair is moved -allows sense in hair | 48 | |
15273527130 | lamellated | sense pressure and fast vibration | 49 | |
15319744738 | epicranius muscle | Broad muscle that covers the top of the skull | 50 | |
15319808931 | blood, organ capsules | connective tissue | 51 |
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