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Forms boundaries between different environments.

Epithelial tissue

Skin

Internal communications

Nervous tissue

Brain, spinal cord, and nerves

Dura mater, arachnoid matter, pi’s matter.

Meningies

Objectives

Basic histology


Skeletal system


Joints and movements


Muscular system

Group of cells similar in structure and function

Tissues

Types of tissues (4)

Epithelial tissues


Connective tissues


Muscle tissues


Nerve tissues

Connective tissues (4)

Connective tissue proper


Cartilage


Bone tissue


Blood

Types of connective tissue proper (2)

Loose and dense

Loose connective tissue (3)

Areolar


adipose


reticular

Dense connective tissues (3)

Regular


Irregular


Elastic

Types of cartilage (3)

Hyaline


Elastic


Fibrocartilage

Bone tissue

Compact bone


Spongy bone

Major functions of connective tissues

Binding and support


Protection


Insulation


Transportation (blood)

Connective tissues have_____ as their common tissue of orgion

Mesenchyme

Ground substance and fibers

Cells separated by non-living extracellular matrix

3 types of fibers

Collagen


Elastic


Reticular

Mitotically active and secretory cells

Blast

Mitotically active and secretory cells

Blast

Mature cells

Cytes

Fibro-blast

Connective tissue proper

Fibro-blast

Connective tissue proper

Chondro-blast


Chondro-cytes

Cartilage

Osteo-blast


Osteoporosis-cytes

Bone

Stem cells in bone marrow

Hematopoietic

# of cervical vertebrae

7

# of cervical vertebrae

7

# of Thoracic vertebrae

12

# of Lumbar vertebrae

5

# of sacrum vertebrae

5 fused

# of Coccyx vertebrae

4 Fused

Axial

Skull


Vertebral column


Rib cage

Appendicular

Away from core

Articulation

Site where two or more bones meet

Articulation

Site where two or more bones meet

Function of joints

Gives skeleton mobility


Holds skeleton together

Articulation

Site where two or more bones meet

Function of joints

Gives skeleton mobility


Holds skeleton together

Movements at synovial joints

Gliding


Angular movement


Rotation

Angular movements (3)

Flection, extension, hyperextending


Circumduction

Abduction

Movement away from the body

Abduction

Movement away from the midline

Adduction

Movement toward the midline

Circumduction

Movement in a “cone” in space

Dorsiflexion

Upward movement

Dorsiflexion

Upward movement of foot

Plantarflexion

Downward movement of foot

Ligaments are stretched or torn


Partial tears slowly repair themselves


Complete rupture require prompt surgical repair

Sprain

Ligaments are stretched or torn


Partial tears slowly repair themselves


Complete rupture require prompt surgical repair

Sprain

Due to compression and shear stress


Fragments may cause joint to lock or bind


Cartilage rarely repairs itself


Repaired with arthroscopic surgery

Cartilage tears

Occur when bones are forced out of alignment

Dislocation (luxation)

Partial dislocation of a joint

Subluxation

Inclination of the bursa


Treated with ice and anti-inflammatory drugs

Bursitis

Inflammation of tendon sheaths caused by overuse

Tendinitis

Contracts to cause movement

Muscle tissue