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Mr C Tissues
All the tissues in the body
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Epithelial | lines the body |
| Squamous | flat or scale like |
| Cuboidal | cube shaped |
| Columnar | column like |
| Transitional | Stretchy and variably shaped |
| Simple | Arranged in a single layer and are all the same type of cell. |
| Stratified | Arranged in several layers and named by the type of the outer cell. |
| Pseudostratified | Looks stratified but isnt. |
| Parietal | Lines wall of Cavaties |
| Parietal | Produces Liquid and reduces fricion between the tissues and organs |
| Visceral | Wraps around a organ |
| Visceral | Produces serious liquid |
| Mucous | Lines opening to outisde world |
| Mucous | Contains special cells that produce mucas |
| Mucous | Lubricant |
| Membranes | A soft thin layer of tissue which can line a cavity or coveran organ or stucture |
| Cutaneous | The main oragn integuanentary system, commonly known as skin makes up approximately 16 percent body weight |
| Serous | A two layered membrane with a potential space between comprised of the parietal and visceral layers |
| Squamous | flat, scalelike cells |
| cuboidal | boxlike, cells are as tall as they are wide |
| columnar | tall column shaped cells |
| simple | single cell layer |
| stratified | 2 or more cell layers |
| pseudostratified | cells vary in height |
| Connective Tissue | Most common tissue that holds things together and provides structure and support |
| Voluntary | Muscles move on stimuli from the nervous system, and will not move without stimulus |
| Involuntary muscles | don't need the brain to send them messages. |
| synovial fluid | Found in spaces between joints and produces thick, colorless, slippery substance. |
| Adipose | fat tissue. |
| Synovial | found in spaces between joints and produces and thick, colorless, and slippery substance called synovial fluid. |
| Areolar Tissue | Loosley connected tissue holds organs and membranes together. |
| Muscle Tissue | Provides means for body movement. |
| Nervous Tissue | its function is conducting signals to one part of the body to the other its inside the vertabral column |
| carrier | person or thing carrying around the disease but sometimes doesn’t get the disease or shows sypmtoms |
| Neurons | specialized cell transmitting nerve impulses. |
| Glia | Connective tissue of the nervous system. |
| Axon | long threadlike part of a nerve cell, impulses conducted from cell body to other cells. |
| Dentrites | short branched extension of a nerve cell. |
| myelin sheath | surrounds core of nerve fiber or axon that facilitates transmission of nerve impulses. |
| ORGANS | two or more tissues combined into one that do the task the single tissue cannot |
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mr.conrad
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