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25 Cards in this Set
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Squamous |
Simple Epithelial Tissue. Reduces friction, controls vessel permeability, performs absorption and secretion. |
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Cubiodal |
Simple Epithelial Tissue. Limited protection, secretion, and absorption. |
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Columnar |
Simple Epithelial Tissue. Protection, secretion, and absorption. |
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Stratified Squamous |
Epithelial tissue. More than one layer. Provides physical protection against abrasion, pathogens, and chemical attacks. |
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Stratified Cubiodal |
Epithelial tissue. More than one layer. Protection, secretion, and absorption. |
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Stratified Columnar |
Epithelial tissue. More than one layer. Protection. |
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Transitional |
Epithelial tissue. More than one layer. Permits expansion and recoil after stretching. |
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Pseudostratified |
Simple Epithelial Tissue. Protection and secretion. |
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Adipose Tissue |
Loose connective tissue. Fat under skin, in muscles, abdomen, heart,kidney,liver... |
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Areolar Tissue |
Loose connective tissue. Underneath all Epithelial. |
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Reticular Tissue |
Loose connective tissue. In the kidneys, spleen, soft organs. |
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Dense Regular (DR) |
Dense connective tissue. Fibers run in the same direction. |
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Dense Irregular |
Dense connective tissue. Fibers run in all directions. On joint capsules, shoulders, elbows, hips. |
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Elastic |
Dense connective tissue. Like a rubber band |
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Hyaline Cartilage |
Supportive connective tissue. Most common. |
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Elastic Cartilage |
Supportive connective tissue. In ear and epiglatis. |
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Fibrous Cartilage |
Supportive connective tissue. Shock absorbing. |
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Bone |
Supportive connective tissue. Compact and spungy. |
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Blood |
Fluid connective tissue. Clots and makes fibers. |
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Lymph |
Fluid connective tissue. |
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Glial Cells |
Neural Tissue. |
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Neurons |
Neural Tissue. |
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Skeletal Muscle |
Muscle tisse. Voluntary movements |
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Cardiac Muscle |
Muscle Tissue. Involuntary movements. |
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Smooth Muscle |
Muscle Tissue. Involuntary movements. |