Tissues Exam 2
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| four types of tissue | epithelium, connective, muscle, nervous
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| characteristics of muscle. | provides movement for the body.
contains fibers made up of myosin and actin protein filaments.
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| function of epithelial. | absorption, secretion, and protection.
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| characteristics of epithelial. | lines body cavities.
covers free surfaces.
includes ducts and glands.
tightly connected to each other.
exposed to a space on their free surface.
tightly connected to deeper tissue called the basement membrane.
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| characteristics of nervous. | conduct electrical impulses.
composed of one cell type-the neuron.
classified by function and structure.
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| neurons have... | nucleus, several dendrites, and one or several axons.
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| normal pathway of nerves follows... | dendrite to
cell body to
axon
-produces a substance called a neurotransmitter
-allows impulse to jump
-neuron to neuron
-neuron to muscle
-neuron to gland
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| functions of nerves. | sensory, motor, and association.
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| structure of nerves. | unipolar, bipolar, and multipolar.
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| location of simple squamos. | lungs, aveoli capillaries, ear cochlea, heart lining, serous membranes.
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| simple squamos function. | rapid exchange:
diffusion, osmosis, and filtration.
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| simple squamos- general. | fried egg-scale like, saran wrap thin, joined end to end, and low wear and tear.
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| characteristics of epithelial tissue. | has a free edge, packed end to end, avascular, and has nerve supply.
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| simple cuboidal location. | kidney tubeles, glands, ducts, and anterior lens of the eye.
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| function of simple cuboidal. | rapid exchange:
secretion and absorption.
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| simple cuboidal- general. | round nuclei.
secretion of mucus, sweat, etc.
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| simple columnar location. | GI tract from stomach to anus, ducts, glands, and gall bladder.
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| simple columnar function. | secrete and absorb.
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| simple columnar- general. | oval nuclei.
contains microvilli (small hairs) and goblet cells.
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| stratifed squamos location. | skin, mouth, vagina, esophagus, and eye.
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| function of stratified squamos and stratified cuboidal. | protection.
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| stratified squamos- general. | several layers, great wear, deep cell, can be cuboidal/columnar, keratinized=skin, nonkeratinized=mouth, esophagus, vagina, and tongue.
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| stratified cuboidal location. | ducts of adult sweat glands.
male uretha.
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| stratified cuboidal- general. | circular nucleus.
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| stratified columnar location. | submandibular salivary gland and male uretha.
anal mucous membrane.
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| stratified columnar function. | protect and secrete.
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