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Test 2 A and P RN

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A group of cells with a similar function Tissue
Four primary tissue types Epithelial connective muscle and nervous
Tissue that covers the body lines hollow organs and is the main glandular tissue Epithelial
Membrane that anchors epithelium to underlying connective tissue is called Basement membrane
Functions of epithelial tissues Protection secretion absorption and excretion
Epithelial tissues are classified according to what Cell shape Number of cell layers
Flatten cell Squamous
Thick squarish cell Cuboidal
Elongated cell Columnar
Prefix Squam Scale
Prefix Strat Layer
Based on the shape of the cells of the surface epithelial tissues are classified as Squamous, cuboidal or columnar
A fluid product released through the cell membrane by exocytosis Merocrine glands Salivary, pancreatic, sweat
Disintegrated entire sells filled with secretory products Holocrine gland Sebaceous glands of skin
Functions of blood Transport of gases blood clotting defense against pathogens
Secrete their products into the blood well exocrine do not Endocrine glands
Most abundant tissue in the body Connective tissue you
Functions to support bind and protect organs transport substances and store minerals Connective tissue
Tissue type that is made up of widely spaced cells and abundant in extracellular matrix Connective tissue
Main components of connective tissue's are cells and abundant extracellular material referred to as Extracellular matrix
Transport gases Red blood cells
Fight infection White blood cells
Involved in blood clotting Platelets
Makes up most of nervous tissue Brain, nervous and spinal cord
The three types of cartilage Hyaline, elastic and fibro
Function of bone tissue Stores and releases in organic chemicals
And extracellular fluid matrix Plasma
Most blood cells form in the blank tissue in the red marrow of certain phones Hemopoitic
Three main types of body membrane Serous, mucous, cutaneous
Tissue that has the ability to contract in response to specific stimuli Muscle
Main histological categories of muscle Skeletal, smooth and cardiac
Type of muscle that sells are long thread like striated multi nucleated and voluntary Skeletal
Locations of skeletal muscle Attached to the skeleton in the head limbs and trunk in the face and throat
Short spindle-shaped involuntary and located in the walls of internal organs Smooth muscle
Muscle tissue that consist of cells that are striated branched and joined by intercalated discs Cardiac
Specific type of connective tissue that supports and protects organs produces blood cells in stores minerals Bone
Blood cells are produced in hemopoietic tissues in this kind of bone marrow of certain bones Red
Cells are thin and flat and substances pass easily through them Squamous epithelium
Cartilage that lines the end of the bones in many joints and has an extracellular matrix that appears like glass Hyaline
Glands are made of this tissue Epithelium
Tubular channels between cells that connects sales and allows cells to communicate with each other Gap junctions
Air sacs in the lungs are made of this type of epithelium Simple squamous
Cells that produce the fibers that make up the extracellular matrix and connective tissue Fibroblasts
Muscle that is striated an involuntary Cardiac
Covers organs and body surface in lines cavities and hollow organs Epithelial tissue
Composed of contractile cells Muscle tissue
Created by: Gabriellaa22
 

 



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