Human Anatomy & Physiology: Histology Flashcards


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What id the function of the Epithelial tissue

cover/line

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What are the common characteristics of all epithelial tissue

avascular, regeneration, supported by connective tissue, made of mostly cells

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Name the different types of Epithelial tissue

Simple, Stratified, Glandular

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What are the subcategories of simple epithelial tissue

simple squamos, cuboidal, columnar, pseudostratified

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Describe simple squamos

flat cells, diffusion, lungs

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Describe simple cuboidal

cube-like cells, secrete and absorb, kidney tubules

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Describe simple columanr

secrete absorb, digestive

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Describe pseudostratified

secrete(mucus), trachea

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Startified Squamos

protection, outside of skin, lining of mouth

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Function of connective tissue

supports, insulates, transports, protects

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subcatagories of connective tissue

proper (loose, dense) cartilage, bone, blood

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loose connective tissue

areolar, adipose, reticular

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areolar

wraps/cushions organs

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adipose

provides reserve food feul. Under skin

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reticular

forms soft skeleton. Spleen

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dense connective tissue

dense reg, dense irreg, elastic

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dense reg connective tissue

attaches muscle to bone. ligaments and tendons

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dense irreg connective tissue

withstands tension. Capsule surrounding joint

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elastic

allows recoil after stretching. Arteries, aorta, heart

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Kinds of cartilage

hyaline, elastic, fibrocartilage

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hyaline cartilage

supports/ reinforces. covers end of long bones

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elastic cartilage

maintains shape and structure. ear

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fibrocartilage

absorbs shock. intervertebral discs

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bone

supports/protects

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blood

transports. blood vessels

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types of muscle tissue

skeletal, cardiac, smooth

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skeletal muscle

voluntary

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cardiac muscle

propels blood. walls of heart

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smooth muscle

propels objects through passageways. hollow organs

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nerve tissue

conducts and controls. transmits signals. brain and spinal cord

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types of tissue repair

regeneration, fibrosis

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regeneration

same kind of tissue replaces destroyed tissue

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fibrosis

connective tissue replaces destroyed tisue (scar tissue)

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steps of tissue repair

1. inflammation
2. building new tissue/ organization restores blood supply
3. regeneration and fibrosis

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what regenerates well, moderate, and what has no regenerative capacity

well: epithelial tissues, areolar conn tissue, dense irreg conn tissue, blood-forming tissue
Moderate: smooth muscle and dense reg conn tissue
none: cardiac muscle, nervous tissue of brain and spinal cord

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polarity of epithelial

exhibit apical-basal polarity

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apical surface

(upper free) exposed to exterior or cavity. May be smooth and slick. Most have microvilli. some have cilia

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basal surface

(lower, attached) scaffolding for cell migration in wound repair. glycoprotein and collagen fibers lie adjacent

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GLANDS

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STRUCTURE ELEMENTS OF CONNECTIVE TISSUE

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