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epithelial main function
covers or lines, may produce mucus
connective main function
helps us move or moves through us ex: bone, blood
muscle tissue main function
muscular movement (winking),
involuntary movement (stomach),
cardiac
nerve tissue main function
brain, nerves
cells are large, but thin
simp sq ep
have a prominent nucleus
simp sq ep
shaped like a fried egg (irregular)
simp sq ep
have just one layer
simp sq ep
help cover surface areas, esp. where diffusion is needed
simp sq ep
boxy in shape
simp cube ep
line each kidney duct and tubules
simp cube ep
big nucleus
simp cube ep
not very apparent membrane
simp cube ep
one layer
simp cube ep
one row
simp col ep
"shoe box shaped"
simp col ep
from the small intestine
simp col ep
thick, do not readily allow passive diffusion
simp col ep
numerous microvilli on their apical surface
simp col ep
nuclei are generally in same spot
simp col ep
cilliated - cilia move things along
simp col ep
produce mucus and digestive enzymes
simp col ep
single layer of cells in diff lengths, giving the appearance of multiple layers
pseudostrat col ep
multiple layers of flat cells
strat sq ep
make up outer layer of skin
strat sq ep
makes up lining of mouth and vagina
strat sq ep
cells at exposed surface are large and round, they are larger than cells at the attached surface
trans ep
locations: ureter, urinary bladder
trans ep
function: distention
trans ep
functions mainly to bind and support other tissues
conn tissue
contain a few cells surrounded by a nonliving matrix, this matrix can be fibrous, liquid, or jellylike
conn tissue
bones are composed of ____
mineralized connective tissue
cells called ___ deposit a matrix of collagen and calcium-phosphate
osteocytes
mammalian bone is constructed from repeated units called
Haversion units
ossification
process of making a new bone
3 types of cartilage
hyaline, elastic, fibrocartilage
function: precursor to bone, support
hyaline cartilage
locations of hyaline cartilage
trachea, nose, articular, ends of bones, fetal skeleton
very flexible
elastic cartilage
locations of elasstic cartilage
ear, auditory canal, epiglottis
function of elastic cart
flexible support
function of fibrocart
support, withstand compression, durability
locations of fibrocart
pubic symphysis, intervertebral discs
spacious
loose areolar conn tiss
locations of areola conn tiss
beneath skin and around blood vessels
binds one tissue to another
areola conn
protects and nourishes organs and structures
areola conn
stores body fluid
areola conn
dense tissue owing to the large amounts of collagenous tiss
fibrous conn tiss
tendons and ligaments
fibrous conn tiss
found in tendons and ligaments
dense reg tiss
loose conn tissue that stores fat
adipose tiss
form when we are babies and fill and empty as we go through life
adipose tissues
function: kidneys are correctly positioned and cushioned by___
adipose tiss
funct: eye is cushioned in the orbit by___
adipose
funct: insulation
adipose
what are visible in blood tissue
red blood cells
gets nutrients in and wastes out
blood tissue
main function: transportation
blood tissue
defense against bacteria
blood tisue