Tissues

Front 1

SubType: Embroynic

Particular SubType: Mesenchyme

Back 1

Location: Embroyos

Function:Gives Rise to All other Tissue Types

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Front 2

Subtype: Loose Connective Tissue

Particular Subtype: Areolar Connective Tissue.

Back 2

Locations- under epithelia throughout the body, forms the lamina propria of mucous membranes, packages organs, and surrounds capillaries. Functions-are to wrap and cushion organs, their macrophage phagocytize bacteria, role in inflammation, and holds and conveys tissue fluid.

Front 3

Subtype: Loose Connective TissueParticular Subtype: Reticular Connective Tissue

Back 3

Locations- in lymphoid organs (lymph nodes, bone marrow, and spleen). Function-is that its fibers support white blood cells, mast cells, and macrophages.

Front 4

Subtype: Loose Connective TissueParticular Subtype: Adipose Connective Tissue

Back 4

Locations-under the skin, around the kidneys, eyeballs, abdomen and breasts. Functions- are provides fuel reserves, insulates, supports and protects organs.

Front 5

Subtype: Dense Connective TissueParticular Subtype: Dense Regular Connective Tissue

Back 5

Location- in tendons, ligaments and aponeuroses. Functions- are to attach to bones or muscles, attaches bone to bone, withstand tensile stress in one direction.

Front 6

Subtype: Dense Connective TissueParticular Subtype: Elastic Connective tissue

Back 6

Locations- in walls of large arteries, within some ligaments and the walls of bronchial tubes. Functions- are to allow recoil of tissue following stretching, maintains pulsatile flow of blood through arteries, and aids passive recoil of lungs after inspiration.

Front 7

Subtype: Dense Connective TissueParticular Subtype: Dense Irregular Connective Tissue

Back 7

Locations: Fibrous capsules of Organs and of Joints; Dermis of skin; Submucosa of Digestive TractFunctions- able to withstand tension exerted in many directions; provides structural strength

Front 8

Subtype: CartilageParticular Subtype: Hyaline Cartilage

Back 8

Locations- (or forms) at the end of long bones in joint cavities, costal, nose, trachea, and larynx cartilages.Functions- are support and reinforcement, resilient cushioning, and resists compressive force

Front 9

Subtype: CartilageParticular Subtype: Fibrocartilage

Back 9

Locations-in intervertebral discs, the pubic symphysis and knee joint discs. Functions- are it provides tensile strength and absorbs shock.

Front 10

Subtype: CartilageParticular Subtype: Elastic Cartilage

Back 10

Locations- in the external ear and the epiglottis. Functions- are to maintain shape of structure and allow great flexibility.

Front 11

Subtype: No subtypeParticular Subtype: Bone

Back 11

Location-comprises bone/ skeleton.Functions- are support, protection, levers for muscles, stores calcium, minerals and fat, marrow is site of blood cell formation.

Front 12

Subtype: No subtype Particular Subtype: Blood

Back 12

Locations- inside blood vessels and the heart. Functions- are transport of respiratory gases, nutrients, wastes, and other substances.

Front 13

SubTypes :Simple

Particular Subtype: Simple Squamous

Back 13

Location : Bowmans Capsules kidneys. Blood and lymphatic vessels.

Function:Allow passage of material by diffusion and filtration.

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Epithelium

Front 14

SubType: Simple

Particular subtype: Simple Cuboidal Epithelial

Back 14

Location:Kidney tubules, ducts

Function: Secretion and Absorption

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Epithelium

Front 15

Subtype: Simple

Particular Subtype: Simple Columnar Epithelium

Back 15

Location:Gall Bladder Uterine Tubes, Uterus

Function:Absorption Secretion of mucus and propel mucus

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Epithelium

Front 16

Subtype: Stratified

Particular subtype: Pseudo Stratified columnar epithelium

Back 16

Location: Sperm carrying ducts, Ducts of large glands

Function: Secretion of Mucus.

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Epithelium

Front 17

Subtype: StratifiedParticular subtype: Stratified Squamous Epithelium

Back 17

Location: Lining of vagina and esophagus.Function: Protects underlying areas.

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Epithelium

Front 18

Subtype: StratifiedParticular subtype: Stratified Columnar epithelium

Back 18

Location: Rare in body some in male urethraFunction: Protection

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Epithelium

Front 19

Subtype: StratifiedParticular subtype:Stratified Cuboidial Epithelium

Back 19

Location: Sweat Glands salivery glands Mammary glandsFunction: Protection

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Epithelium

Front 20

Subtype: StratifiedParticular subtype: Transitional Epithelium

Back 20

Location: Ureters, part of urethraFunction: Distention of urinary organs when filled with urine

Front 21

Subtype: Non

Particular subtype: Skeletal Muscle

Back 21

Location: attached to bones

Function: Voluntary movement Manipulation of environment

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Muscle

Front 22

Subtype: None

Particular Subtype: Cardiac

Back 22

Location: Walls of the heartFunction:Involuntary propelling of blood into circulatory system.

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Muscle

Front 23

Subtype: NoneParticular Subtype:Smooth Muscle tissue.

Back 23

Location: Walls of hollow organs Digestive tract.Function: Are Involuntary propel along internal passages

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Muscle

Front 24

Subtype:

Particular Subtype: Multipolar neuron.

Back 24

Location: Brain spinal cord

Function:transmit electric signals from sensory receptors to effector in brain or spinal cord.

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Nervous

Front 25

Subtype:

Particular Subtype: Skeletal Muscle and Nueron

Back 25

Location: Neuromuscular junction

Function:propagate motor impulse from motor axon to motor endplate. Nuts are released into synaptic cleft and bind to sarcolemma. Which depolarizes it and cause muscle contraction

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Nervous

Front 26

Structure: Semineferous Tubules

Back 26

Location: Testis

Function: Produce Sperm male gamete.

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Glands

Front 27

Sturcture: Sperm

Back 27

Location: Male reproductive system

Function: Male gametes, forms zygote with ova.

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Glands

Front 28

Structure: Lumen of Semineferous tubules

Back 28

Location: Testis

Function: Produces Sperm, the male gamete, haloed complemete.

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Glands

Front 29

Structure: Integument (Skin) Epidermal

Back 29

Location: Covering the external parts of the body.

Function: Main function of the integumentary system is protection bacterial. Allow us to sense pain, touch, pressure, hot and cold.

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Glands

Front 30

Type: Mucous Membrane

Back 30

Location: Found in trachea, Digestive tract.

Function: Mucous Membrane line cavities and secrete mucous.

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Glands

Front 31

type: Synovial Membrane

Back 31

Location: Freely moving joint, knee, elbow, shoulder.

Function: Line cavities surrounding joints, have smooth surfaces and lubricate.

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Mucous

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type: Particular Subtype:

Back 32

Location: Function:

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Membrane