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Description and function of Simple squamous? Single layer of flat cells Functions: Permeability, secretion
Description and function of Simple cuboidal? Single layer of square cells Functions: Absorbtion, Secretion
Description and function of Simple Ciliated Columnar? Singler layer of tall cells Functions: Secretion, Protection, Absorption
Description and function of Simple Columnar with goblet cells? Single layer of tall cells Functions: Secretion, Protection, Absorption
Description and function of Pseudostratified Ciliated Columnar with goblet cells? Single layer of tall cells that appear multi layered Functions: Secretion, Protection
Description and function of Stratified Squamous? Multiple layers of flat cells Function: Protection
Description and function of Transitional? Multiple layers of square cells that can change their appearance Function: Ability to stretch and recoil
Location of simple squamous Alveoli of lungs, kidneys, blood vessels, ventral body cavity
Location of simple cuboidal kidneys, thyroid gland
Location simple ciliated columnar fallopian tubes
Location simple columnar with goblet cells stomach, small and large intestine
Location Pseudostratified ciliated columnar with goblet cells Nasal cavity, trachea, bronchi
Location stratified squamous Nose, mouth, esophagus, anus, vagina, urethra, epidermis of skin
Location Transitional Bladder Ureters
List all the properties/ traits that epithelia have in common 1. exposed 2. lots of cells tightly packed together 3. cells exhibit polarity 4. attached at basement membrane 5. cells have layers or sheets 6.highly mitotic 7. avascular
What are the criteria used to classify epithelia tissue cover the body, lines spaces in body and forms gland over body
What does a goblet cell secrete They secrete mucus
Location of Areolar CT under skin, around organs
Location of Adipose CT hypodermis, kidneys
Location of Reticular CT liver, spleen
Location of Dense Regular CT Ligaments, Tendons
Location of Dense Irregular CT Dermis, heart valves
Location of Elastic CT Lungs, large blood vessels
Location of Hyaline Cartilage Nose, trachea
Location of Fibrocartilage meniscus, symphysis pubis
Location of Elastic Cartilage epiglottis, pinna
Function of Areolar CT protection, reduces friction
Areolar CT: cell type, protein fibers, and functions Fibroblasts and macrophages, all 3 types protection, reduces friction
Adipose CT: cell type, protein fibers and functions Adipocyte Reticular Protection, Insulation
Reticular CT: cell type, protein fibers and functions Fibroblasts Reticular Support
Dense Regular CT: cell type, protein fibers and function Fibroblasts Collagen High tensile strength in one direction
Dense Irregular CT: cell type, protein fibers, and function Fibroblasts Collagen High tensile strength in different directions
Elastic CT: cell type, protein fibers, and function Fibroblasts Elastic Stretches and Recoils
Hyaline Cartilage: protein fibers, and function Collagen- not visible Support, attachment
Fibrocartilage: cell type, protein fibers, and function Collagen Shock Absorber
Elastic Cartilage: cell type, protein fibers, and function Elastic Maintain structure while allowing some deformation
Epidermis: Location and cells Top layer, keratinized simple squamous Keratinocytes and melanocytes
Layers of epidermis Stratum Basale- 1st layer of epithelium (bottom) Stratum Corneum- multiple layers of dead keratinocytes (top)
Dermis Regions Papillary- top 1/5 of dermis (under epidermis) areolar CT Reticular- Bottom 4/5 of dermis: dense irregular CT Hair follicle (made of epithelial tissue) Sebaceous gland Sudoriferous gland (sweat gland)
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