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Epithelial
Covers all body surfaces, lines organs, forms glands
closely packed with tight junctions
Avascular but has nerve supply
Connective
protects, binds, and supports organs, stores fats

have nervous and blood supply ( except cartilage)
Muscles
skeletal, smooth, cardiac
Nervous
central & peripheral
Simple Squamous
minimal barrier to diffusion of gases or electrolytes

alveoli, endothelium of capillaries and kidneys
Simple Cuboidal
thicker than squamous, less diffusion
usually for secreting substances in glands and absorption
Simple Columnar
May contain microvilli- increase surface area
(GI tract)
May contain cilia- tiny hairs (upper respiratory tract, falopian tubes)
thicker for less passive diffusion
Connective Tissue Matrix
fibers- collagen, elastin
ground substance- chemicals that lubricate, support and connect cells
fibroblasts
secrete matrix
macrophages
destroy bacteria
plasma cells
secrete antibodies
mast cells
alongside blood vessels, secrete histamine
where is collagen found?
cartilage, tendons, ligaments, and bones
Loose CT
fibers are loosely woven, contain all the types of cells, Fills intracellular spaces
Reticular CT
provides support for capillaries, nerves, muscle cells
Dense Irregular CT
same as loose CT, but more collagen and fewer cells, elastic
Dense Regular CT
lots of collagen, forms tendons and ligaments, strong in only one direction
Cartilage
very strong but flexible, gel like. No blood vessels
Bone
compact and dense. Matrix contains inorganic calcium salts. Can absorb heavy metals
Blood
Plasma serves as a liquid matrix
Adipose Tissue
energy storage , cushioning, insulation
Skeletal
striated and voluntary
- attached to bones
- aids in movement
Cardiac
striated and involuntary
contracts the heart
connected by intercalated discs
Smooth
non striated and voluntary
GI , Bladder, Blood Vessels
For propulsion
Nervous Tissue
Transmits electrical impulses
Neurons : cell body, dendrites, axon