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78 Cards in this Set

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stem cells
generate and regenerate
tissue
collection of cells of the same type
4 major tissure types
epithelial
connective
muscular
nervous
epithelium types
simple-one layer of cells
pseudostratified-one layer but looks like several
stratified-several layers of cell
shape of cells
squamos-flat
cubodial-cube
columnar-column
basement membrane
holds down cell
gland
make and release specific products
exocrine gland
substances released through ducts of tubes
endocrine gland
substances release directly into the extracellular fluid
connective tissue
connects supports and anchors the bodys parts
3 main types of connective tissue
fibrous- loose and dense
specialized- supportive, fluid
extracellular matrix
fiberlike structural proteins
2 types of bones
compact- repeating circles
spongy-irregular shapes
blood is made of
plasma
3 formed elements
red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets
lymph tissue
fluid where white blood cells congregate
3 types of muscle tissue
skeletal-striated
smooth-tappered
cardiac-striated
dendrites
carry information toward cell body
axons
carry information away from cell body
mylelin
fatty substance helps propogate singal faster
3 types of glial cells
oligodendrocytes-schwann cells
astrocyes
microglia
tight junctions
block leaking between adjoining cells
adhering junctions
desmosomes
cement cells together but flexible
gap junctions
channels that connect cytoplasm of neighboring cells
tissue membranes
thin sheet like membrance cover many body surfaces and cavities
mucous membranes
secrete/absorb substances
most have glands
line tubes and cavities
serous membranes
occur in paired sheets
line the abdominal cavity
secrete a fluid
no glands
cutaneous membranes
dry membrane-skin
synovial membranes
line cavities of the bodys moveable joints
lubricate ends of moving bones
prevent friction
organ
2 or more tissure types working towards a particular function
body cavities
cranial
spinal
thoracic
abdominal
pelvic
organ system
combination of organs that work together to carry out a particular function (11 systems)
integumentary system
the bodys covering
accessory organs
oil glands, sweat glands, hair and nails
epidermis
stratified squamos epithelium
keratinocytes
make keratine
melanocytes
makes melanin
langerhan cells
defence cells
granstein cells
control immune response
dermis
dense connective tissure
hypodermis
loose connective tissue
sensory receptors
translate the stimulus into a signal that can be sent to the brain
stimulus
specific change in the enviorment
integrator
brain and spinal cord
effectors
muscles and glands
negative feedback
keeping body temp within normal range
positive feedback
child birth
hypothalamus
neurons and endocrine cells
hyperthermia
heat exhaustion
heat stroke
cv system
rapidly transports blood to every living cell in the body
lymphatic vessels
pick up excess extracellular fluid and usable substance
return them to the cv
myocardium
muscle tissure
pericardium
membrane around heart
endocardium
connective tissue and epithelial layer on the inside
setpum
thick wall divies heart in half
chambers of the heart
atria
ventricles
valves(AV and semilunar)
conronary arteries
cardiac cycle
systole-contraction
diastole-relaxation
lubdup-closing of valves- AV then SEMI LUNAR
cardiac output
amount of blood pumped by each ventricle every 60 seconds
pulmonary circuit
right side of heart pumps
systemic circuit
left side of heart pumps
hepatic portal system
hepatic portal vein
hepatic vein
hepatic artery
cardiac conduction system
independent of the nervous system
sinoatrial node
cadiac pacemaker
atrioventricular node
signals ventricle contraction
purkinje fibers
allow contraction from apex upward
blood pressure
fluid pressure that blood exerts against vessel walls
hypertension
chronically elevated blood pressure
hypotension
abnormally low blood pressure
circulatory shock
venules
function somewhat like capillaries
veins
less resistance for blood to get back to the heart
valves
prevent backflow of blood
medulla
monitors resting blood pressure
precapillary sphincter
ring of smooth muscle
regulates blood flow into the capilary
atherosclerosis
obstruction due to fatty plaque deposit
atherosclerotic plaque
narrowing of artery
arteriosclerosis
hardening and thickening of the arteries (hypertension)
electrocardiogram ECG
recording of the electrical activity of the cardiac cycle
arrhythmias
irregular heart rythms
bradycardia- low hr
tachycardia-high hr
ventricular fibrillation-disorganized contraction