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46 Cards in this Set
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What are body organs made up of? |
Tissues |
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What are the 4 major types of tissues? |
1. Epithelial 2. Muscle tissue 3. Nervous 4. Connective |
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Which type of tissue lines body surfaces and cavities? |
Epithelial |
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Which tissue covers and lines organs? |
Epithelial |
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Which type of tissue allows for movement of the body or through the body? |
Muscle |
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What type of muscle is attached to bone? |
Skeletal |
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What type of muscle allows movement through the body like intestines and veins? |
Smooth |
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What type of muscle makes the heart? |
Cardiac |
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What type of tissue allows our body to rapidly communicate? |
Nervous |
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Which type of tissue relies on electrical impulses? |
Nervous |
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Which system communicates in 1/1000th of a second? |
Nervous |
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Which system communicates in 2 to 3 seconds? |
Endocrine |
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Which type of tissues fill spaces or store energy? |
Connective |
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Which communication system is more likely used for short term communication and response? |
Nervous |
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Which type of tissue is used for padding and protection? |
Connective |
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Which type of tissue helps connect body systems? |
Connective |
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What is blood? |
A connective tissue |
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What are the 2 classifications of epithelial tissue? |
1. Simple 2. Stratified |
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Which classification of epithelial tissue has one layer? |
Simple |
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Which classification of epithelial tissue is multiple layers? |
Stratified |
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Simple, flat, epithelial cells are |
Squamous |
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All epithelial cells start on a |
Basement membrane |
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Epithelial cells that are layers of simple flat cells on a basement membrane |
Stratified |
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Are epithelial cells water proof? |
No, water resistant |
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Why do epithelial tissue tend to be dead as they grow higher? |
They have no blood supply |
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What type of epithelial tissue resembles snakeskin? |
Squamous |
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What type of epithelial tissue is cube shaped structures on top of a basement membrane? |
Cuboidal |
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What type of epithelial tissue is made of long slender cells? |
Columnar |
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What type of epithelial looks like cuboidal tissue with goblet cells? |
Glandular |
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What produce secretions in glandular tissue? |
Goblet cells |
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Epithelial cells with cillia on them are called |
Cilliated |
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What type of epithelial tissue is falsely stratified columnar tissue where all cells connect with the basement membrane due to mislocation of the nucleus? |
Psuedostratified columnar |
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Tissues that may have the ability to change are called |
Transitional tissues |
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Why do smokers cough? |
They have paralyzed cillia |
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What are the three types of muscle tissue? |
1. Skeletal 2. Smooth 3. Cardiac |
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What are lines across muscles called? |
Striations |
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Which h type of muscle tissue has striations, in multiple fibers, and has multiple nuclei? |
Skeletal |
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What are embryonic muscle cells that fuse together and form nuclei in muscle tissue? |
Myoblasts |
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Which type of muscle attaches to bone, striated, multiple nuclei, mostly voluntary, uses recruitment, and are about 2% mitochondria |
Skeletal |
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When muscle cells use neighboring muscle cells to lift heavy things, this is an example of |
Muscle recruitment |
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What is the powerhouse of the cell? |
Mitochondria |
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What type of muscle tissue is striated, one nuclei per cell, makes the heart, has interdigitating folds, involuntary, has synchronized contractions, is autoregulating, and is 20-25% mitochondria? |
Cardiac |
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The way that cardiac muscle cells connect is referred to as |
Interdigitating folds Intercollated discs |
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When the heart can control it's own beat, this is referred to as? |
Autoregulating |
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Which muscle lines internal organs, has a fusiform shape, has one nucleus, COULD but does not make striations, involuntary. |
Smooth |
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A torpedo like appearance in muscle tissue is called |
Fusiform shape |
