A&p Chapter 6 And 7

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Endocrine and exocrine glands rise from this type of tissue

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Epithelial Tissue

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Classified as smoothe and cardiac

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Muscle tissue

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Nuerons and Glia

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Nervous Tissue

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Carcinoma rises from this tissue

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Epithelial

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Osseous tissue type, forms in ligaments and tendons

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Connective tissue

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dense, fibrous, reticular, areolar

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Connective tissue

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Tissue that stores Fat

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Connective tissue

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Classified as Squamous cuboidal and columnar

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Epithelial

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Has two surfaces, always unatched, like the surface of skin

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Epithelial

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The most abundant of four tissue types

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Connective tissue

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Cutaneous Membrane
"The skin"

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considered an organ, the skin.

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Dermis

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Located under the epidermis
contains blood vessels nerves and sensory receptors

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Subcutaneous Layer

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Dermis lies on top of subcutaneus, not considered part of skin, unattatched and primarily composed of loose connective adipose tissue, cushions and regulates bidy temps

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Urticaria

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Refers to Hives

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Keritan

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Protein in skin that flattens hardens and makes skin water resistant

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Alopecia

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Refers to baldness or hair loss

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epidermis

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contains stratum germanatim
stratum corneum

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Arrector Pili

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Motor nerve/ Goose Bumps

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nail

Half moon shape

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The lunula is part of this structure

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Melanin

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Deep within epidermal layer, calls called melanocytes secrete a skin darkening pigment called melanin, stains surrounding cells, causing it to darken

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Albinism

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Condition in which there is no melanin secreted

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Freckles

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Melanin is Concentrated in local areas and produces non malignant blemishes

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cyanosis

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Skin appears blue because of hypooxemia
lacks oxygen

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vitiligo

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Loss of pigment in skin creating white patches

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carotene

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Substance found in carrots and tomatoes and can make skin yellow,
also found in Asian skin

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tanning

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condition in which excess melanin is secreted in response to uv rays

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melanoma

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melanoma is skin cancer

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Sweat glands that play an active role in temp regulation

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eccrine

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These and Apocrine glands are classified as sudoriferous glands

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Eccrine and Apocrine are two main types of sweat glands

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A pimple forms when sebum blocks this gland and becomes infected

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Sebaceous Gland

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Milk secreting gland , classified as a modified sweat gland

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Mammary Gland

(Lactates Milk)

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Modified gland that secretes
EAR wax

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Cerimunious

cleaning your ears is a cerimounious event

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Oil gland

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Sebaceous

contains SEBum

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Cream cheese like covering an a baby at birt called Vernix, secreted by these glands

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Sebaceous Glands

Sebaceous gland makes newborns look cheesy..

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Sudiferous glands that respond to emotional stress and activate sexual arousal

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Apocrine

People act like Apes smell like Apes because of their hairy sweaty genitals

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Glands Associated with B.O.

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Apocrine

People act like Apes smell like Apes because of their hairy sweaty genitals and pits

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Sweat glands are usually associated with hair follicles and are found in hair follicals in the genital areas

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Apocrine

People act like Apes smell like Apes because of their hairy sweaty genitals

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Visceral Pleura

Visceral pleura is Seriously thoracic about covering each lung!

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Part of Serous Membrane, found in Thoracic cavity Each lung is invested by an exceedingly delicate serous membrane, the pleura, which is arranged in the form of a closed invaginated sac. A portion of the serous membrane covers the surface of the lung and dips into the fissures between its lobes; it is called the pulmonary pleura (or visceral pleura).

The visceral pleura is attached directly to the lungs.

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Serous Membrane

Serous menbranes are serious about lining the visceral cavity and are not open to exterior parts of body

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Line the Ventral body cavities that are not open to the exterior, include the abdominal and thoracic

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Cutaneous Membrane

skin is cute and members are brainy

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Another word for skin.

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Membrane that lines reproductive tract

Mucous is reproductive..

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Mucous Membrane

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Sling that Supports the Heart

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PeriCardium

Outside of Heart

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A Serous Membrane that LINES the wall of the abdominal cavity

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Parietal

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Parietal Layer

Perri and Etyl own a Wall Paper company.. they are serous about lining the inside walls

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Serous Membranes that line the wall of the cavityPart of the

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Serous membrane that lines the OUTER lining of lungs

Visceral is serious about covering the lungs with a lining

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Visceral Pleura

Visceral means Organ
Pleura means two

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Three Serous Membranes

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Pleura
Pericardium
Peritonium

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Pleura

Visceral Hangs out in the Thoracic Cavity and has the Lungs covered

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Thoracic Cavity (Lungs)
Visceral Pleura cover each lung,

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Pericardium

Peri hangs outside and partially covers the heart while his buddys Parietel and Visceral offer support with a sling

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Found in the thoracic cavity and partially surrounds the heart

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Connective tissue that lines the joint cavities

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Synovial Membrane lines joint cavities and secretes synovial fluid, With its egg-like consistency ("synovial" partially derives from ovum, Latin for egg), synovial fluid reduces friction between the articular cartilage and other tissues in joints to lubricate and cushion them during movement

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Fascia

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Thick fibrous connective tissue forms bands of sheets called fascia, Covers muscles, bloodvessels and nerves

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Three types of Loose Connective tissue

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Areolar
Adipose
Reticular

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Adipose tissue

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loose and connective tissue that stores fat
In histology, adipose tissue or body fat or just fat is loose connective tissue composed of adipocytes. Adipose tissue is derived from lipoblasts.

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Areolar Tissue

Areol around/surround

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Made up of colegan and elastin fibers, soft and gel like, it cushions surrounds many organs

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Loose connective tissue

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contains fibers that are LOOSLEY arranged around cells

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Reticular connective Tissue

Reticular (Fine Collagen)

Call Gen, she is in the reticular about the lymph

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network of delicately interwoven reticular, (collagen)fibers. Forms the internal framework for lymphoid tissue, such as spleen, lymphnodes ad bone marrow

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Glia

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glue that supports and keeps cells together

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Cartilage
smoothe flexible and solid but not as hard as a bone

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Formed by Chondrocytes, secretes a protein containing intracellular matrix that is firm smoothe and flexible

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Perichondrium

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Peri/ covers connective tissue that carries blood vessels to the cartilage, the blood vessels supply oxygen and nutrients to the cartilage

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Three types of cartilage

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elastic
'fibrous
hyaline

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Oseous tissue

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Bone tissue

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Connective tissue with a watery matrix

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Blood and Lymph

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Plasma

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A fluid matrix found in blood that contains collegen and elastic fibers like other tissues

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Nervous tissue

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Makes up Brain, Spinal Cord and nerves, consists of two cell types:
Neurons and Neurolgia

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Neurons

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Transmit electric signals to and from the brain and spinal cord.

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Neorolgia

"Glia"

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Glue that supports and sticks the neurons and cells togther

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Muscle Tissue

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composed of cells that shorten or contract

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Three types of Muscle Tissue

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Skeletal
Smoothe Muscle
Cardiac Muscle

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Skeletal Muscles

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Attatched to bone, skeleten, appear striated or striped, maintain posture, stabilize joints

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Smoothe Muscle

Found in walls of organs Related to doing work in the organ in which it is found

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Found in walls of viscera or organs such as intestines and urinary bladder, breathing passages..ie; Churns and mashes food in stomach does another function for bladder ie; expels urine

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Membranes

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sheets of tissue that coversurfaces, line cavities, and surround organs

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Two classifications of
Membranes

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Epithelial

Connective

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Epithelial Membranes

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Include
Cutanous membrane (skin)
Mucous membranes
Serous Membranes

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Cardiac Muscle

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Heart/ pumps blood to vast network of blood vessels / of Cardiac muscle fibers are long brancing cells that fit together tightly, this arrangement promotes rapid conduction of electricity

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Cutaneous Membrane

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Skin/ outer layer contains the epidermis which is the statified squamous epithelium and theunderling layer is the dermis which is composed of fibrous connective tissue

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Mucous membranes

Exterior Opens to outside of body, mouth anus

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Line all body cavities that are op to the Exterior of the body