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three types of cartillage

hyaline


elastic


fibrocartilage

Does cartilage contain nerve fibers?

no


percent of cartilage composed of water

80%

blasts and cytes contained in cartillage

chondroblasts


chondrocytes

membrane surrounding cartillage

perichondrum

Is cartilage vascular?

No, avascular

hyaline function

Supports and reinforces;


serves as resilient cushion;


resists compressive stress

hyaline location

Forms most of the embryonic skeleton;


covers the ends of long bones in joint cavities;


forms costal cartilages of the ribs;


cartilages of the nose,


trachea, and


larynx.

elastic cartilage function

Maintains the shape ofa structure while allowing great flexibility.

elastic cartilage location

Supports the external ear (pinna);


epiglottis

fibrocartilage function

Tensile strength allows it to absorb compressive shock.

fibrocartilage location

Intervertebral discs;


pubic symphysis;


discs of knee joint.

bone (osseous tissue function

Supports and protects(by enclosing);


provides levers for the muscles to act on; stores calcium and other minerals and


fat;


marrow inside bones is the site for blood cell formation (hematopoiesis).

bone (osseous tissue location

bones

Most atypical connective tissue

blood

most common cell type of blood

Red blood cells

blood contains:

RBC


WBC


platelets

blood function

Transport respiratory gases,


nutrients,


wastes, and


other substances.

blood location

in blood vessels

erythrocytes

Red blood cells


White blood cells:


• Lymphocyte


• Neutrophil