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Four types of tissue

Epithelial, Nervous, Muscular, Connective

Epithelial

Forms most glands, the digestive tract, and the epidermis

Epithelial tissue is responsible for...

Protects the body, avsorbs nutrients, secretes substances

Nervous tissue forms

The brain, spinal cord, and nerves

Nervous tissue allows...

Sensation, mental activity, and movement

Three types of muscle...

Smooth, cardiac, skeletal

Skeletal muscle

Allows movement

Cardiac muscle

Muscle of the heart, pumps blood

Smooth muscle

Found in skin and digestive tract, responsible for petistalsis

Connective tissue can contain

Protein, nonfibrous proteun, and fluid

Connective tissue is responsible for...

Separating and connecting structures, transportation of nutrients, and cushioning, insulating, and protecting the body.

Blast cells

Build the matrix

Clast cells

Break down the matrix

Blood consists of...

Erythrocytes, leukocytes, thrombocytes, and plasma

Several types of connective tissue...

Bone, cartilage, tendons, ligaments, adipose, fascia, serous membranes, and blood

Erythrocytes

Red blood cells

Erythrocytes are responsible for...

Transporting oxygen and carbon dioxide throughout the body via hemoglobin.

Leukocytes

White blood cells

Leukocytes are...

Phagocytes that help fight off infectious agents and break down cells and debris in the body.

Thrombocytes

Also called platelets, clot the blood

Plasma

Liquid portion of blood allows transportation of blood through out the body

Serous membranes are...

Connectives tissues that surround organs inside body cavities.

Serous membranes are responsible for...

Preventing organs from creating friction

Inner walls of serous membranes

Visceral

Outer walls of serous membranes

Parietal

Pericardium

Serous membrane surrounds heart

Pleura

Serous membrane surrounds the lungs

Peritonium

Serous membrane inside the abdomen and pelvis that separates the organs from the muscle on top of them.