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Simple squamous epithelium


Location


Function

Lines body cavities and skin


Protection, absorption

Simple cuboidal epithelium


Location


Function

Kidneys


Secretion, absorption, filtration

Simple columnar epithelium


Location


Function

Digestive system


Absorption, manipulation, secretion (goblet cells)

Goblet cell

Modified columnar cell that produces mucus

Simple columnar epithelium may have cilia or microvilli and may be found

Cilia: in fallopian tube


Microvilli: digestive system

Pseudostratified columnar epithelium


Location


Function


Purpose

Respiratory system: trachea and bronchi


Secretion (mucus), manipulation of objects


Uses mucus and cilia to catch dust and particles to protect alveoli

Stratified cupoidal epithelium


Location


Function

Ducts of glands (esophageal gland)


Primarily secretory

Stratified squamous epithelium


Location


Function

Keratinized: hair, nails, she skin


Non keratinized: used for lubrication as in mouth


Protection and lubrication

Merocrine/eccrine secretion

Contents secreted via exocytosis from vessicles (salivary and sweat glands, sudoriferous)

Apocrine secretion

Contents secreted via loss of cell apex (mammary glands, odoriferous sweat glands)

Halocrine secretion

Mature cell full of product performs apoptosis and falls apart, must be relaxed continually, found in sebaceous glands

Prone

Face down

Supine

Face up

Epi

Above

Hypo

Below

Anterior

Front of the body

Posterior

Back of the body

Superior

Toward the head

Inferior

Away from the head

Proximal

Closer to the torso

Distal

Farther from the torso

Lateral

Farther from the midline

Medial

Closer to the midline