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anatomy
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Aerolar KILLME | CT->Proper->Loose Function: Wrap and cushion organs Location: Under epithelial tissues. Forms lamina propria |
| Adipose KILLME | CT->Proper->Loose Function: Store fat and insulate Location: Under skin, eyeballs, and breasts |
| Reticular | CT->Proper->Loose Function: Create a net to hold organs Location: lymphoid organs (lymph nodes, bone marrow, and spleen) |
| Dense REGULAR CT | CT->Proper->Dense Function: attach muscle to bone, or bone to bone. Location: tendons and ligaments |
| Dense IRREGULAR CT | CT->Proper->Dense Function: withstand tension Location: Fibrous capsules of organs, dermis of the skin |
| Elastic CT | CT->Proper->Dense Function: Allow recoiling of tissue from stretching Location: walls of large arteries |
| Hyaline KILLME | CT->Supportive->Cartilage Function: support + reinforce. Resilient cushion Location: Ribs. Nose. Trachea. |
| Elastic KILLME | CT->Supportive->Cartilage Function: Maintain shape of structure, while allowing great flexibility Location: Ear |
| Fibrocartilage | CT->Supportive->Cartilage Function: Resist breaking tension, absorbs compressive shock Location: Intervertebral discs. Discs of knee joints |
| Bones KILLME | CT->Supportive->Bone Function: support, protect, provide structure Location: Bones |
| Blood KILLME | CT->Fluid->Blood Function: transport substances Location: Blood vessels |
| Skeletal Muscle KILLME | Function: Voluntary Movements. Movements Location: Attached to bones STRIATED |
| Cardiac Muscle KILLME | Function: Involuntary Movements. Propels blood into circulation Location: Walls of hearts STRIATED |
| Smooth Muscle KILLME | Function: Propel substances and a baby Location: Walls of hollow organs (Digestive Organs) NOT STRIATED |
| Nervous KILLME | Function: Transmit electrical signals Location: Brain, Spinal cord, Nerves |
| Glandular ET KILLME | a gland is a structure made up of one or more cells modified to synthesize and secrete chemical substances. Most glands consist of groups of epithelial cells |
| Collagen fibers | flexible but resistant to stretch |
| Reticular fibers | similar to collagen but narrow and organized in a branch network |
| Elastic fibers | contains the protein elastin and allows fibers to return to regular shape after stretch and compression |