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The study of an organism's structure

Anatomy

The study of how an organism's parts work together

Physiology

What are the 4 human tissue types

Epithelial


Connective


Muscle


Nervous

This type of tissue covers surfaces


Forms glands


Always has a "free" surface that is exposed to the inside or outside


Lining of intestines, lining of blood vessels

Epithelial

This type of tissue binds other tissues together


Cells are embedded within the extracellular matrix


Fills spaces, provides flexible and firm structural support





Connective

All animal tissues have this in common



Extracellular matrix

Blood, Bone, Cartilage

Types of connective tissue

Provides movement


Contract when electrically stimulated


Most attaches to bone


The movement helps regulate body temperature


Contain Myosin and Actin protein filaments

Muscle tissue

Forms rapid communications network


Made of Neurons and Neuroglia (Assist neurons)



Nervous tissue

Detects, Interprets, and responds to stimuli


Composed of Neurons and Neurolglia that detect stimuli in the environment or outside the body

Nervous system

Produces hormones and works with the nervous system to control reproduction, response to stress, and metabolism

Endocrine

Consists of bones, ligaments and cartilage

Skeletal system

Skeletal muscles

Muscular system

Dismantle food, absorb molecules, get rid of waste

Digestive system

Transmits food molecules throughout the body

Circulatory system

Exchanges gases with the atmosphere

Respiratory system

Removes water soluble waste and other toxins from the blood

Urinary system

Keeps underlying tissues moist, blocks the entry of microorganisms, and helps regulate body temperature

Integumentary system

Fights infection, injury, and cancer

Immune system

Bridge between immune and circulatory systems. Carries fluid to the lymph nodes where it is cleansed and recirculated

Lymphatic system

Produce/transport sperm and egg cells

Reproductive system

State of internal constancy

Homeostasis

Nervous and Endocrine systems

Communication

Skeletal and Muscular systems

Support and move the body

Digestive, Circulatory, and Respiratory systems

Help Acquire energy

Urinary, Intergumentary, Immune, and Lymphatic systems

Protect the body

This type of cancer normally is in the Epithelial muscle

Carcinoma

This type of Muscle tissue is controlled involuntarily and has no striations

Smooth muscle

This type of muscle tissue controls voluntary movements

Skeletal muscle

These two organs work together to thermoregulate the human body

Brain and the skin

These two organs work together to control gas exchange

Brain and lungs