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Receptor detects stimulus and info is sent along this pathway

Afferent

Control sends info along this pathway

Efferent

Negative feedback

Reduce or shut off original stimulus

Regional term for chin

Mental

Regional term for ears

Otic

Regional term for armpit

Acromial

Regional term for arm

Brachial

Regional term for internal bit of elbow

Antecubital

Regional term for back of elbow

Olecranal

Regional term for forearm

Antebrachial

Regional term for hand

Manus

Regional term for side of chest

Axillary

Regional term for groin

Inguinal

Regional term for thunb

Pollex

Regional term for fingers

Digital

Regional term for hip

Coxal

Regional term for thigh

Femoral

Regional term for front of knee

Patellar

Regional term for back of knee

Popliteal

Regional term for leg

Crural

Regional term for bottom half of leg

Fibular

Regional term for calf

Sural

Regional term for heel

Calcaneal

Regional term for bottom of foot

Plantar

Regional term for big toe

Hallux

Separates right vs left

Medial plane

Separates anterior vs posterior

Frontal

Separates inferior from superior

Transverse

Anterior

Front

Ventral

Front/ guts

Top

Superior

Right hypochondriac

Right upper, liver and gallbladder

Epigastric

Central top, stomach

Left hypochondriac

Left top, diaphragm and spleen

Right lumbar

Right middle, ascending colon of LI and small intestine

Umbilical

Center center

Left lumbar

Left center, transverse colon of LI, descending colon

Right iliac

Bottom right, cecum appendix

Hypogastric

Bottom center bladder

Left iliac

Bottom left, initial part sigmoid colon

2 types of epithelial tissue

Covering and lining


Glandular

5 characteristics of epithelial tissue

Polarity


Fit closely together


Supported by connective tissue (reticular membrane)


Avascular


Innervated


Regenerative

What is the basement membrane?

Between Basal of epithelial tissue and reticular membrane

Polarity of epithelial

Apical borders open space


Basal is with connective tissue

How do we classify epithelial tidsue

Shape


Number of layers

Simple squamous

Filtration


Kidneys, blood vessels, air sacs in lungs

Simple cuboidal

Secretion and absorption


Ducts of glands, kidney tubules

Simple columnar

Absorption and secretion


Digestive tract

Pseudostratified columnr

Secretion of mucus


Upper respiratory

Stratified squamous

Most widespread


Skin

Traditional epithelial

Hollow urinate organs


Allows stretching

How to classify glands

Where they release and number of cells

Merocrine glands

Merely secrete


Pancreas, sweat, salivary

Holocrine

Accumulate and then rupture


Oil

Types of connective tissue

Proper


Cartilage


Bone


Blood

Types and subtypes of proper connective tissue

Loose - areolar, adipose, reticular


Dense - regular, irregular, elastic

Areolar tissue

Proper loose connective


Universal packing material and and has all 3 fiber types

Adipose

Proper loose


Fat and sparse

Reticular

Proper loose


Reticular fibers and supports other cell types, in lymph organs

Regular

Proper dense


Tendons ligaments


Mostly parallel collagen fibers

Irregular

Proper dense


Joint capsules, dermis, fibrous capsules


Irregular collagen

Elastic

Proper dense


Couple of ligaments around vertebra


Lots of elastic fibers

Types of cartilage

Hyaline, elastic, fibrocartilage

Hyaline

Most abundant cartilage


Collagen fibers

Elastic cartilage

Where more strength and flex needed


Epiglottis outer ear


More elastic fibers

Fibrocartilage

Intervertebral discs and knee squish


Like hyaline but just less firm matrix

3 components of connective tissue

Ground substance, fibers, cells

Collagen fiber

White


Strong and abundant

Elastic fibers

Thin and stretchy

Reticular fibers

Short and fine

Dendrite

Receive stimuli

Axon

Transmit electrical impulses