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Four types of tissue
Epithelial, Connective, Muscular and Nervous
Epithelial Position
Line all internal cavities and passages and cover external surface
Epithelial cells surfaces
Apical (top), lateral (sides) and basal (bottom, rests on basement)
The majority of epithelial cells rest on the _____ and there _____ blood vessels
basement membrane, no blood vessels
Single Squamous
-Thin & Flat
-fried egg - irreg border, flat
-lines ventral cavities; vessels, heart, kidney tubules, lung alveoli
-diffusion, filtration, secretion and reduces friction
Single Cuboidal
-Looks like an ice cube
-Ducts of glands, kidney tubules, thyroid gland
-Secretion and absorption
Single Columnar
-Cilia (uterine)
-non-cilia (stomach, sm. int., lg. int., gall bladder
-absorbtion, mucus and enzyme secretion, movement of mucus
-tall, oval nucleus in lower half of the cell
Pseudo-stratified Columnar
-columnar or cuboidal
-"falsely stratified"
-single layered
-diff heights
-nuclei staggered all over
Stratified Squamous
-cubodial or columnar bottom
-flat cells on top
-protects from abrasion and pathogens
-keratin or not
Transitional Epithelium
-stretch and recoil
-cuboidal bottom, columnar middle, lg dome shape on top
-squamous when strectched at top
-Lines uterus, bladder, renal pevlis
Conncetive tissue
Give structural support to other tissues and organs
Connecctive tissues composition
Cells, fibers, ground substance
Most common cell type, the
Fibroblast
FIbroblasts make
fiber and extracellular material
Most common protein fibers
Collagen (strength) and Elastin (elasticity)
Ground substance
gel like to ridgid material holding the cells and fibers
Adipose connective tissue
Fat tissue storign lipids (fat) in single fat cells (adipocytes)
Elastin
like rubber bands, stretch and recoil
Collagen fibers
like steel cables, give strength
Loose connective
-few fibers
-cushions and protects
3 types of loose connective
Aerolar, adipose, reticular
Aerolar
-cushions and protects, holds fluid
-beneath epithelial
Adipose
-fat tissue
-protects, insulates against heat loss and stores energy as fuel
-adipocytes & blood vessels
-vacuales store lipid; size changes with amount
-under skin; abdomen, butt, breasts, eyes & kidneys
-nucleus at bottom of cell
Reticular
-network of reticular fibers scattered
-physically supports cells
-spleen, bone marrow, lymphs, liver, kidney