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Epithelial Tissues

Learn the 6 tissue types

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What are the 6 types of Epithelial Tissues? Simple Squamous, Simple Cuboidal, Simple Columnar, Pseudostratified Columnar, Stratified Squamous, and Transitional
Where is Simple Squamous found? Air sacs of the lungs
where is Simple Cuboidal found Kidney tubules
What is a function of Simple Squamous? Gas Diffusion
What is a function of Simple Cuboidal? Absorption
Where can a Pseudostratified Columnal tissue be found? Lining of the respiratory tract
What is a function of the Pseudostratified Columnal tissue? protection
Where can Stratified Squamous tissue be found? Epidermis of the skin
What is a function of a Stratified Squamous tissue? Protection
Where can Transitional tissue be found? Urinary Bladder
What is a function of Transitional tissue? Distensibility
Epithelial Tissues cover surfaces... internally or externally
Cuboidal means... Square
Columnar means... Rectangular
One side of the Epithelial tissue is... attached to the base
Epithelial Tissue is characterized by same type cells packed together
Tissue with 1 layer of cells is... Simple
Tissue with Multiple layers of cells is... Stratified
Goblet Cells secrete... mucus
Goblet Cells can be seen in Simple Columnar
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