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Integumentary hair, nails, skin.
Skeletal bones
Muscular muscles
Nervous Nerves Brain, Spinal Cord.
Endocrine glands
Cardiovascular heart, blood vessels
Lymphatic tonsils, spleen, thymus glan
Respitory lungs, nose,trachea
Digestive stomach, small&large intestines
Urinary bladder, kidney
Reproductive external sex organs
Inteumentary Function regulate body tempersture,protection, snsory organ
Skeletal Function support.
Nrevous Function reception of stiminuli
Endocrine Function produce stimuli, regulate growth &reproduction
Cardiovascular Function transport blood
Lymphatic Function protection against disease
Respitory Function adds oxygen to blood & removes carbon dioxide
Digestive Function converts food into a form body cells cn use & absorb
Urinary Function removes waste & excess water
Reproductive Function reproduction
Trachea respitory
Heart cardiovascular
lungs respitory
Diaphragm muscular
Kidney urinary
Stomach Digestive
Spleen Lymphatic
Small Int. Digestive
Large Int. digestive
Adrenal Glands endocrine/ top of kidney
Ovaries endocrine/reproductive
Uterine Horns reproductive
Testes endocrine/reproductive
Penis reproductive
Seminal Vesicals reproductive
Urinary Bladder urinary
Gallbladder urinary
Prostate reprodctive
Scrotum reproductive
10x yellow Low power
40x Blue High power
100x White oil immersion
Wet- mount temporary slides made in lab then dismantled and cleaned when finished
Prepared permanent slides not dismantled when finished
binocular two eye pieces
monocular one eyepiece
pointer small dark line, allows to indicate particular structures
4x Red Scanning
Total Magnification 4,10,40,100x, * 10
shortest length lowest magnification
longest length highest magnification
course adj. knob 4x,10x
fine adj. knobs 40x
stage platform beneath objective lense
Mechanical Stage move slide vertically and horozontially
Iris Diaphragm adjusts amount of light passing through object to control contrast of image.
condensor lens beneath iris diaphragmcondences light,giving better and more concentrated lighting
illuminator the light
base foundation
eye piece magnifies object 10x
arm to carry microscope
revolving nose piece holds objective lense
Superior above or in a higher position
Inferior below or lower
Ventral or Anterior toward belly surface
dorsal or Posterior nearer the back
Cranial near the head
Caudal nearer thesacral region of the spinal column
Medial nearer the midline of the body
Lateral farther away from the midline, toward the side
Proximal nearer the origin of a structure
Distal farther away from origin/ distant
Frontal/Coronal plane front and back section
Sagittal plane right and left sections
Transverse plane upper/superior and lower/ inferior sections
Cross section/ Perpendicular cut the long axis of an organ/slice of a banana
Longitudinal/Parallel cutting from tip to tip/ banana split cut
Oblique/ angle used to determine what is seen under a microscope
Histology study of tissue
Epithelial covers surfaces, lines cavities and forms glands
Connective supports and forms framework of the body
Muscle contracts and produce movement
Nervous conducts nerve impulses
Epithelial Tissue forms a protective covering for the body, is the main tissue of the outter layer of skin,forms membranes,ducts, and the lining of body cavities and hollow organs
Squamous flat and irregular;vessels and alveoil of lungs
Cuboidal square, cube-shaped; pancreas and thyroid
Columnar long and narrow; stomach and uterine tubes
Simple single layer;thin barrier; easy for substances to pass through
Stratified many layers;
Pseudostratified looks like multiple layers but it is only one
Transitional changes size; bladder
Functions of Epithelial Tissue secretes mucas,traps foreign particles(cilia),repairs itself quickly
Exocrine gland secrete away from glands using ducts
Endocrine gland secrete directly into surrounding tissue fluid and into bloodstream, ductless
Connective tissue supporting fabric of the body,consists of cells surrounded by the matrix.
Matrix contains water,fibers and minerals.
Generalized connective tissue loose and dense
Loose soft and semiliquid
Areolar tissue most common type of conn. tissue,cells and fibers in soft jellylike matrix;
Adipose tissue contains adipose that store fat; insulates form heat loss;protective padding
Dense more firm and more fibers
Irregular dense mostly collagen fibers in random arrangement. membranes covering organs
Regular dense mostly collagen fibers in parallel alignment. tendons and ligaments
Elastic many elastic fibers for stretching
Cartilage avascular,strong,flexible absorbs shock,reduces friction at joints,
hyaline cartilage tough ends of long bones,tips of nose,larynx,trachea,fetal skeleton;
fibrocartilage firm,rigid, between vertebrae,knee joint;
elastic cartilage springs back, outer ear,larynx
Bone vasculas
osseous issue osteocites
Bone marrow produces blood cells
Muscle Tissue skeletal muscle,cardiac muscle,smooth muscle.
Skeletal muscle voluntary muscle,striations
Cardiac muscle(myocardium) involuntary muscle,striated with intercalated disks, only cardiac
Smoothe muscle(visceral muscle) involuntary muscle; not striated,walls of hollow organs and tubes,inside hollow muscles
Nervous tissue bodys communication system made up of Neurons(nerve cells) and Neuroglia(supporting cells)
Neurons nerve cells,basic unit of nervous tissue, consists of nerve cell body,fibers,nerver
Neuroglia supporting cells
Dendrite carries messages to cell body
Axon carries messages away from cell body;can be myelinated
Nerves bundles of neurons
Neuroglia(supporting cells) protect brain and axons of neurons,get rid of harmful substances or foreign organisms,form myelin sheaths, do not transmit impulses Maintaince only
Passive transport no ATP(energy)required
Diffusion substances move from higher concentration to lower
Osmosis diffusion of water
Filtration passage of water and dissolved materials from higher pressure to lower pressure
Facilitated diffusion diffusion that uses transporter proteins
Actine transport(requires ATP energy) moves solutes against concentration gradient from lower concentration to higher concentration; requires transporters
Endocytosis bulk
phagocytosis cell takes in particles
pinocytosis cell takes in fluid droplets
Exocytosis(vascular) materials released in small sacs(vesicles)
Isotonic cell not affected
Hypotonic Cells swell and may burst;in red cells= hemolysis
Hypertonic Cells lose water and shrink;crenation
Integumentary System skin,hair,nails,skin is the largest organ of the body
Epidermis outter layer,epithelial tissue,avascularsubdivided into strata(top)
Dermis true skin,connective tissue,consists of blood vessels, nerve endings and glands, stratified
Stratum basale deepest layer of epidermis,high mitotic rate
melanocytes produce melanin that protects nucleus of skincells from UV rays
Stratum corneum most superficial layer of epidermis, cells filled with keratin, cells constantly being sloughed off,avascular
Dermal
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