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A&P Lab 1-3

1)Microscope 2)Cell Permeability 3)Classification of Tissues

QuestionAnswer
Total Magnification Ocular lens x Objective lens
Resolution ability to discriminate two close objects as separated
Working Distance distance from the slide to the bottom of the objective lens.
Field Diameter diameter of the circle of light you see through the microscope
Aperture the opening of lens (1mm=1000um)
Depth of field how deep you can see into a specimen from top to bottom
Real Image image projected from the objective lens to the ocular lens
Virtual Image image projected from the ocular lens to your eyes
Parfocal the slide should be in focus at the higher mag. once you have properly focused. In focus with one objective lens, in focus with all objective lenses.
Tissue groups of cells that work together to perform a specific function
List 4 primary tissues 1)epithelial tissue 2)muscular tissue 3)nervous tissue 4)connective tissue
Epithelial Tissue covering + lining
Muscular Tissue Contracts
Nervous Tissue transmits signals around the body
Connective Tissue binds structures together
Histology the study of tissues
Exocytosis out of the cell; exit
Endocytosis into the cell; enter
Dialysis separation of substances by diffusion through selectively permeable membranes
Passive Processes require no energy
Active Processes are driven by energy from ATP
Diffusion tendency of molecules to move from an area where they are in higher concentration to an area where they are lower concentration.
Net Movement more molecules moving in one direction than in any other direction
Speed of diffusion is affected by a. size-small molecules move faster b. temperature- molecules move faster at higher temperatures
Simple Diffusion no carrier molecules, does not require ATP to drive it, follow the concentration gradient -small molecules -lipid molecules -lipid soluble substances
Osmosis diffusion of a solvent (water), no carrier molecules, does not require ATP to drive it, follow the concentration gradient of the solvent (water).
Osmotic Pressure the attraction of solute particles for water.
Hypertonic a solution with a higher concentration of non-penetrating solutes than another solution
Hypotonic a solution with a lower concentration of non-penetrating solutes than another solution
Isotonic a solution with the same concentration of non-penetrating solute as another solution
Active Transport carrier molecules, requires ATP to drive it, transports substances against the concentration gradient.
Vesicular Transport requires ATP to drive it, large particles move across the plasma membrane. (exocytosis, endocytosis)
Squamous flat
Cuboidal cube shape
Columnar cell is much taller than they are wide & deep
Characteristics of Connective Tissue -all kinds develop from mesenchyme -the bulk of the tissue is extracellular matrix
Crenation cell shrinks
Lyse cell bursts
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