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Hole's Anatomy and Physiology: Chapter 5: Tissues Flashcards

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2858086869tissuesSimilar cells with a common function are called _____0
2858088587bloodSome tissues have cells separated by fluid-filled spaces _____1
2858091534tightly packed togetherMost tissues are ____2
2858092292histologyThe study of tissues is called _____3
2858094943There are four primary or major tissue types-epithelial tissue -connective tissue -muscle tissue -nervous tissue4
2858097402Intercellular junctionsstructures that connect the cell membrane5
2858098350Tight junction-close space between cells -located among cells that form linings6
2858109059Desomosomes-form "spot welds" between the cells -located among outer skin cells7
2858111229Gap junction-tubular channels between cells -located in cardiac muscle cells8
2858114192Blood-brain barriershields brain tissue from toxins and biochemical flucations9
2858118569selective drug deliveryBlood brain allows _____10
2858120867therapeutic medicationsBlood brain prevents passage of many ______11
2858147397Nanatechnologydelivery system masks the part of the drug that cannot cross the barrier.12
2858151147Examples of nanotechnlogyanesthetics or chemotherapeutics loaded into liposomes that and place into nanoparticles13
2858156661Epithelial tissues-cover organs and body surface/lines cavities and hollow organs -have a free surface on one side and basement membrane on other -usually lack blood vessels -cells readily divide -cells are tightly packed14
2858164634Epithelial tissues are classified accordingto cell shape and number of cell layers15
2858166492Epithelial tissue shapes-squamous (flat) -cuboidal (cube shaped) -columnar (tall)16
2858170775Epithelial tissue layers-simple (one layer of cells) -stratified (more than one layer of cells)17
2858173270Simple squamoussingle layer of flat cells18
2858174227Simple squamous-substances pass easily through -lines air sacs -lines blood vessels -lines lymphatic vessels19
2858177097Simple cuboidalsingle layer of cube-shaped cells20
2858178807Simple cuboidal-lines kidney tubules -covers the ovaries -lines ducts of some glands -secretes, absorbs21
2858183214Simple columnarsingle layer of elongated cells22
2858184730Simple columnar-nuclei usually near the basement -membrane at same level -sometimes possesses cilia -sometime possesses microvilli -often has goblet cells (secrete mucus) -lines uterus, stomach, intestines23
2858287091Pseudostratified columnar-single layer of elongated cells -nuclei at two or more levels giving the appearance of being stratified -often has cilia -often has goblet cells -lines respiratory passageways24
2858302547Stratified squamous-many cell layers -top cells are flat -can accumulate keratin -outer layer of skin -lines the oral cavity, vagina, and anal canal25
2858307342Stratified cuboidal-2-3 layers -cube-shaped cells -lines ducts of mammary glands, sweat glands, salivary glands, and the pancreas26
2858310369Stratified columnar-top layer of elongated cells -cube-shape cells in deeper layer -lines part of male urethra and part of pharynx27
2858316480Transitional-many cell layers -cube-shaped and elongated cells -lines urinary bladder, ureters, and part of urethra28
2858322041Glandular epitheliumcompose of cells that are specialized to produce and secrete substances29
2858325393There are two types of glandular epithelium-endocrine glands -exocrine glands30
2858326524Endocrine glandssecrete into tissue fluid or blood31
2858327583Exocrine glandssecrete into ducts32
2858329902Unicellular-composed of one cell -goblet cell33
2858331674Multicellular-composed of many cells (sweat glands, salivary glands) -simple and compound34
2858335651Types of glandular secretions-merocrine glands -apocrine glands -holocrine glands35
2858337890Merocrine glands-fluid product -salivary glands -pancreas gland -sweat gland36
2858340216Apocrine glands-cellular product -portions of cells -mammary glands -ceruminous glands37
2858342303Holocrine glands-secretory products -whole cells -sebaceous glands38
2858346617Connective tissues most abundant tissue type functions-bind structures -provide support and protection -serve as frameworks -fill space -store fat -produce blood cells -protect against infections -help repair tissue damage39
2858353211protein fibers and ground substanceConnective tissue have and extracellular matrix made of ______40
2858355993Connective tissues have-varying degrees of vascularity -cells that usually divide41
2858357587Fibroblasts-fixed cell -most common cell -large, star-shaped -produce fibers42
2858360312Mast cells-fixed cell -release heparin -release histamine43
2858361580Macrophages-wandering cell -phagocytic -important in immunity and prevention of infection44
2858364889Connective tissue fibers-collagenous fibers -reticular fibers -elastic fibers45
2858368010Collagenous fibers-thick -composed of collagen -great tensile strength -abundant in dense Connective Tissue -hold structures together -appear white in appearance/abundance46
2858371646Reticular fibers-very thin collagenous fibers -highly branched -form delicate supportive networks47
2858375042Elastic fibers-Bundles of microfibrils embedded in elastin -fibers branch -elastic -appear yellow in appearance/abundance48
2858382715Chondrodyspalsiastunted growth, deformed joints49
2858385630Marfan syndromelong limbs, sunken chest, spindly fingers, weakened aorta50
2858387705Stickler syndromejoint pain, degeneration of retina51
2858390655Connective tissue proper two types-loose connective tissue -dense connective tissue52
2858391381Loose connective tissue-areolar -adipose -reticular53
2858392645Dense connective tissue-dense regular -dense irregular -elastic54
2858395540Specialized connective tissue-cartilage -bone -blood55
2858397578Areolar connective tissue-mainly fibroblast -gel-like ground substance -elastic fibers56
2858401565Areolar connective tissue-binds skin to structures -beneath most epithelia (contains blood vessels nourish nearby epithelial cells)57
2858407657Adipose connective tissue functions-adipocytes -cushions -insulates -stores fat58
2858410338Adipose connective tissue-beneath skin -behind eyeballs -around kidneys and heart -between muscles59
2858413475Reticular connective tissue-composed of reticular fibers -provides the framework of the lymphatic tissues (spleen, liver, and lymph nodes)60
2858416743Dense regular connective tissues-closely packed collagenous fibers (elastic fibers, fibroblasts) -very strong -binds body parts together -tendons, ligament, dermis -poor blood supply, slow to heal61
2858425265Dense irregular connective tissues-randomly organized, thick, interwoven collagenous fibers -dermis of skin -around skeletal muscles62
2858427638Elastic connective tissue-abundant in elastic fibers -some collagernous fibers -fibroblasts -attachments between bones -walls of large arteries, airways, heart63
2858433944Cartliage-rigid matrix containing gel-like ground substance -chodrocytes in lacunae -poor blood supply -covered by perichondrium64
2858439172Three types of cartilage-hyaline cartilage -elastic cartilage -fribrocartilage65
2858442815Hyaline cartilage-most common cartilage -very fine collagenous fibers in the extracelluar matrix -ends of bones in many joints -soft part of the nose -supporting rings of respiratory passages -"growth plate" of bones -embryonic skeletone66
2858453526fibers not visible matrix appears like glassIn hyaline cartilage67
2858454600Fibrocartilage-very tough -many collagenous fibers -shock absorber for structures subjected to pressure (intervertebral disc) (cushions bones in the knees and pelvic girdle)68
2858461286Elastic cartilage-dense network of elastic fibers in the matrix (very flexible) -external ears (pinna) -larynx (epiglottis)69
2858466690Bone (osseous tissue)-solid matrix -supports -protects -forms blood cells -attachment for muscles -skeleton -osteocytes in lacunae70
2858472402Blood transportgases, nutrients, wastes, and hormones71
2858474929Blood defense-WBC's -foreign pathogens -Platelets- bleeding (clotting)72
2858476691Blood-fluid matrix called plasma -red blood cells -white blood cells -platelets73
2858479047Types of membrane-serous membrane -mucous membrane -cutaneous membrane -synovial membrane74
2858481695Serous membrane-lines body cavities that do not open to the outside -reduce friction (inner lining of thorax and abdomen) (cover organs of thorax and abdomen) -secrete serous fluid75
2858486633Mucous membranes-line tubes and organs that open to outside of body (lining of digestive, respiratory, urinary, and reporductive tracts)76
2858491094Cutaneous membranes-cover body -skin77
2858492397Synovial membranes-compose entirely of connective tissue -lines joints78
2858506745Muscle tissue-also called muscle fibers -contactile79
2858510172Three types of muscle tissue-skeletal muscle -smooth muscle -cardiac muscle80
2858512327Skeletal muscle-attached to bones -striated -voluntary81
2858513506Smooth muscle-involuntary -non-striated -walls of organs -skin -walls of blood vessels82
2858518353Cardiac muscle tissue-heart wall -involuntary -striated -intercalated disc (gap junctions)83
2858521412Nervous tissuefound in brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nerves -(sensory reception) -(conduction of nerve impulses)84
2858527852neronsfunctional cells of nervous tissue85
2858529814Neuroglial cellssupport and bind nervous tissue components86

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