Skin and Body Membranes
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| The two major categories of body MEMBRANES. | 1. epithelial membranes
2. connective tissue membranes
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| The three types of epithelial MEMBRANES. | 1. cutaneous membranes
2. mucous membranes (mucosa, n.)
3. serous membranes (serosa, n.)
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| The three types of SEROUS membranes are named depending on their location. What and where are they? | 1. peritoneum (covers the abdominal organs)
2. pericardium (covers the heart)
3. pleura (covers the lungs)
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| SEROUS membranes occur in pairs; one layer lies against the organ and one layer lies against the ventral cavity wall. Which is which? | 1. visceral - lies against the organ
2. parietal - lies against the cavity wall
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