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39 Cards in this Set

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Sagittal
Left and right
Frontol/Coronal
Front and back
Transverse
Up and down
Anterior
Toward the front
Prosterior
Toward the back
Ventral
Away from backbone
Dorsal
Toward backbone
Central
Towards center
Peripheral
Away from center
Superficial
Towards surface
Deep
Away from surface
External
Toward outer surface
Medial
Toward the axis
Lateral
Away from the axis
Proximal
Toward the body
Distal
Away from midline
Superior
Upper
Inferior
Lower
Connective Tissue
Tissues that support and protect as well as bind structures together and aid in maintenance

Areolar, Fibrous, Cartilage, Blood, Bone
Areolar Tissue
Fills space between organs

Forms the bed for skin and mucous membranes
Adipose Tissue
A subset of areolar tissue

Highly fat
Lymphoid Tissue
A subset of areolar tissue

Found in tonsils
Fibrous
Bind structures together
White: Strong dense, organized
Yellow Elastic:Must return to original shape
Collagenous and Reticular Fibers: Flexible
Cartilage
Hyaline- Covers surfaces of joints and forms framework for lower respiratory tracts
Fibrocartilage: Found in some joints of the body, in vertibral
Elastic- Found in ear
Blood
10% of body

Carry Oxygen
Take waste
Defend Body
Bone
Compact and Spongy
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Muscle Tissue
Striated
Smooth
Cardiac
Striated
1mm to 120mm
Peripheral Nervous System
Primary Skeleton
Smooth
15-200 microns
Stomach, Intestines, Blood vessels, Bronchial tubes
Ephatic Conducation
Automatic nervous system (involuntary)
Cardiac
Found only in heart
Involuntary but striated
self excitable
Muscle Attachments
Origin-Fixed
Insertion-Acted upon
Nervous Tissue
Specialized
Very irritable
Respond to abrupt changes
Tissue Aggregates
Fascia, Ligaments, Tendons, Bones, Joints, Muscles
Fascia
All dense fibrous connective tissue
Membranous sheets
LIgaments
Elastic Fibers
Bone to bone
Bone to cartilage
Cartilage to cartilage
Visceral: organs to structures
Tendons
Not elastic tissue
Always with muscle
muscles to bone
covering for muscle
Joints
Connection between bones
Fibrous-no movement
Catilaginous- Limited movement
Synovial-movement
Organs
Tissues combine for one common purpose
Systems
2 or more organs for one purpose