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Histology+Integument

Histology and Integumentary Terms

QuestionAnswer
Absorption Movement of nutrients through epithelial tissue
Adipose Tissue Fat storage
Aponeurosis Flat sheet the attaches muscle to bone; similar to tendon
Areolar Connective Tissue Basic supporting substance
Canaliculi Extension of osteocytes for diffusion
Cancellous Bone Spongey Bone
Collagen Strong white fibrous protein
Compact Bone Dense bone tissue
Connective Tissues Large amount of matrix relative to cell
Cutaneous Membrane Skin
Dendrite Transmits impulse to nerve cell body
Endocrine Gland Ductless; Produces hormones
Epithelial Tissues Forms lining, coverings + gland
Erythocytes Red blood cell
Exocrine Glands Duct; Secretion into cavities or onto surfaces
Hemopoietic Forms blood cells
Intercalated Disks Interdigitation of cell membrane
Involuntary Muscles In cardiac Muscle; Cardiac + Smooth
Lacunae Houses and protects bones and cartillage
Lamellae Calcified rings in dense bone
Leukocytes White blood cells
Ligaments Connects bone to bone
Mucous Membrane Lines cavities that open to the exterior
Multiunit Smooth Muscles Single cell, not a lone
Neuroglia Nerve tissue that supports neurons
Neuron Functional cell in nervous system
Osteoblasts Bone forming cell
Osteoclasts Cell that demineralizes bone
Osteocytes Mature bone cell
Reticular Connective Tissue Forms defensive web in bone marrow; Lymph nodes
Serous Membrane Lines cavities and covers organs
Synapse Terminus of an axon
Thrombocytes Clotting cell
Albinism White; Trait that results in absense of color
Arrector Pili Multiunit smooth muscle that attaches to hair
Ceruminous Glands Produces earwax
Dermis Inner layer
Hairless Regions of Skin Palm of hand and sole of feet; lips
Keratin Waterproofing in skin
Melanin Skin pigment produced by melanocyte
Sebaceous Gland Oil (Sebum) producing blad
Sudoriferous Gland Sweat gland
Temperature Regulation of Skin Vasoconstriction (Cold) and Vasodilation (Warm) evaporation of sweat (Hot)
Ultraviolet Light (UV) Stimulates skin to begin the process of producing Vitamin D
Vitamin D Necessary to absorb calcium
Vitiligo Autoimmune Disease that permanently prevents production of Melanin
Squamous Epithelial Tissues Flat cells Simple - Air sacs of lung; Alveoli (Diffusion) Stratified - Protection, multilayer on skin (Keratin) and esophagus/vagina (no Keratin)
Columnar Epithelial Tissue (Non-ciliated Simple) May have Villi, which increases absorptive area in small intestines Functions in absorption of nutrients and secretion of digestive enzymes Found in GI Tract
Columnar Epithelial Tissue (Ciliated Simple) Moves material typically trapped in Mucous Found in Fallopian tubes and Spinal Cord
Columnar Epithelial Tissue (Pseudostratified) Ciliated with only one layer that looks like many layers Found in the Trachea (Airway)
Cuboidal Epithelial Tissue Simple - Found in kidneys, thyroid gland, ovaries; Associated with secretion and absorption (Filtration) Stratified - Found in sweat gland duct
Transitional Epithelial Tissue Multiple layers that transition from flat to columnar/cuboidal Found in urinary bladder
Stratum Corneum - Outer most layer of epidermis - Dead skin that are continuously sheds and replaced
Stratum Lucidum - Resists exposure to friction - Found in palms of hands and soles of feet only
Stratum Granulosum - Begins Keratin formation process - Cells begin to die here
Stratum Spinosum Closely-fit cells for protection
Stratum Basale (Germinativum) Deepest layer where cell division occured (Mitosis)
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