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Cells
building blocks of organisms
Tissues
groups of cells with similar function and structure
Epithelial Tissue
body coverings and linings
Epithelial Functions
protection
absorption
filtration
secretion
Simple Epithelial
one layer
Straitified Epithelial
more than one layer
Squamous
flattened
Cuboidal
cube
Columnar
column like
Gland
1 or more cells that secretes a particular product
Two Gland Types
Endocrine
Exocrine
Endocrine
ductless
secretion hormones
Exocrine
empty ducts
Epithelial Surface
sweat and oil gland
Connective Tissue
widely distributed
most abundant
Connective Functions
binds body tissues
support
protection
storage
movement
Bone
use to protect and support body tissue
Another Name For Bone
Osseous Tissue
Tendon
attach muscle to bone
Ligament
attach bone to bone
Adipose Tissue
many cells contain large lipid deposits
Adipose Function
insulates body
protects organs
site of fuel storage
Blood
blood cells in fluid
fibers during clotting
Blood Function
transports materials
Three Types of Muscle Tissue
skeletal
cardiac
smooth
Skeletal Muscle
voluntarily
cells are straited
more than one nucleus
Cardiac Muscle
found in heart
pumps blood
straited cells
1 nucleus per cell
Smooth Muscle
involuntary
no striations
1 nucleus per cell
Nervous Tissue
neurons and nerve support cells
Nervous Tissue Function
is to send impulses to other body areas
Skeletal System Structures
bones
joints
cartilages
ligaments
Two Skeletal Divisions
Axial
Appendicular
Bone Functions
Support
Movement
Storage
Protection
Blood Cell Formation
Bones in Adult Body
206!
Compact Bone
homogenous
Spongy Bone
Open; needle-like
Long Bones
longer than wide
Short Bones
generally cube shape
Flat Bones
thin
flat
curved
Irregular Bones
irregular shape
Osteocytes
bone cell
Lacunae
cavity containg bone cells
Lamellae
arranged in rings
Fracture
break in bone
Closed Fracture
simple doesnt penetrate skin
Open Fracture
break bone through skin
Axial Skeleton
forms longitudinal part body
Axial Parts
Skull
Vertebrae
Ribs
Mandible
lower jaw
Maxilla
upper jaw
Bony Thorax
ribs form a cage to protect major organs
Vertebal Column
seperated by disks
normal curvature
Appendicular Skeleton Parts
limbs
pectoral girdle
pelvic girdle
Pectoral Girdle
shoulder - two bones on each shoulder
Clavicle
collarbone
Scapular
should bone
Humerus
arm formed by one bone
Radius & Ulna
forms forearm
Carpals
wrist
Metacarpals
palm
Phalanges
fingers
Pelvic Girdle
hip bone
Pelvic Girdle Funcion
protects organs:
reproductive
bladder
large intestine
Femur
thigh
Tiba & Fibula
leg bones
Tarsus
ankle
Metatarsals
sole
Phalanges (Foot)
toes
Joints
where two bones meet
held together by ligaments
fluid protects bones
Orgin
attachment of an immovable bone
Insertion
attachment of a movable bone
Epidermis
outer layer - dead cells
Keratin
a hard protein that forms hair, bird feathers, nails, and horns
Melanin
absorbs UV radiation
Dermis
inner layer - living cells