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Epithelium
secretion (glands), protection, permeability, and absorption.
Simple Squamous
protected body cavities
Stratified squamous
skin (keratinized)
mouth, anus, vagina (non-keratinized)
Simple cuboidal
lining ducts and kidney tubules
Stratified cuboidal
ducts of exocrine glands (mammary and sweat glands)
traditional epithelium
urinary bladder
Simple columnar
stomach and intestines (microbiologist)
pseudostratified columnar
Nadal cavities, trachea, large airways (Cilia)
Stratified columnar
ducts of salivary glands and Pancreas
muscle tissue
50% in body and contracts
neural tissue
conducts electrical impulses and found in brain and spinal cord (98%)
neurons
information processing
neuroglia
supporting cells, structure, repair, and supply nutrients
glands
collection of epithelial cells that produce secretion
endocrine glands
into interstitial fluids
exocrine glands
into ducts that open onto epithelial surface
merocrine secretion
released by exocytosis, most common-mucin
mucin
mixes with water to form mucus
mucus
lubricant, protective barrier and trap for foreign particles and microorganisms
apocrine secretion
loss of apical surface and cytoplasm with secretion (mammary glands)
holocrine secretion
cell bursts, releasing secretion and killing cell (replaced by stem cell division)
mucous membrane
line organs that sommunicaye to exterior and must be kept moist to facilitate movement , absorption, or secretion
serious membrane
delicate and never connected to exterior, transudate (liquid layer) coats surface, and 3 line subdivision of body cavities (pleural, perichondrium, and pericardial)
cutaneous membrane
covers surface of body (skin), thick, waterproof, and dry comparatively
synovial membrane
line mobile joint cavities
occluding junction
barrier that provides passGe between cells and tightly bound with protein
adhesion belt
locks terminal webs of neighboring cells
skeletal muscle tissue
in our muscles, long, cylindrical, striated, and multinucleate
cardiac muscle tissue
in your heart, short, branched and single nucleus
smooth muscle tissue
in your blood vessels, short, spindle shaped, nonstriated, and single nucleus
comparison of cartilage and bone
both support and protect
cartilage is avascular and bone is highly vascular
cartilage has collagen, elastic, reticular fibers and bone collagen predominates.
cartilage can't grow and repair..and bone has extensive remodeling and repair
connective tissue
structure, support and protect organs, store fat reserves, and defends from microorganisms
areolar tissue
loose, all cells and fibers and most common
adipose tissue
adipocytes and deep to skin
reticular tissue
loose, supporting. network and kidney
dense regular
tendons (muscle to bone) and ligaments (bone to bone) and collagen fibers
dense irregular
strength, support, strained areas under skin and collagen fibers
elastic tissue
between vertabrae and erectile tissue also elastic fibers
fluid connective
blood (red) >white> platletes and lymph
hyaline cartilage
between ribs and sternum ... no fibers
elastic cartilage
elastic fibers, flexible (ear)
fibrous cartilage
collagen fibers, knee joints and pubic bones
osseous
bones and strength
regeneration
repaired tissue after inflammation
fibroblasts secrete collagen fibers to stabilize area (scar tissue)
gradually remodeled and replaced
normal conditions restored
basal lamina
basement membrane produced by bottom surface of epithelium/underlying connective tissue
keratinized
tough and water resistant , and at the surface of skin
nonkeratinized
resist abratiob but can dry out ; oral cavity , pharynx; esophogus, anus and vagina
reticular fibers
strong and branching network
collagen fibers
thick and very strong
elastic fibers
slender and stretchy
melanocytes
synthesize melanin pigments
fixed & free macrophage
engulfs cell debris and pathogens
mast cells
stimulate inflammation and mobile defenses
fibroblasts
synthesize extracellular fibers
adipocytes
store lips reserves (fat)
plasma cells
immunity-producing antibodies