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Muscle and nervous

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Muscle tissue Elongated cells to provide long axis for contraction
Function MT moves entire body
Three types of muscle tissue -Skeletal -Cardiac -SMooth
Skeletal F-Move skeleton L-attaches to bone :Striated clearly
Cardiac F-pump blood through heart L: Heart wall :Striated, dark lines, intercalated disks
Smooth F- moves and propels materials L-Uterus -No striation
Nervous tissue Found in brain, spinal cord exc receives, processes and transmits electrical signals action potential
Nervous tissue neurons -highly specialized to receive stimuli -Cell body, dendrites, axon
Nervous tissue F and L F:Recieve, Process and transmit nerve impulses L brain
Integumentary system consists of what (3) regions? Epidermus Dermus Hypodermus
Epidermis Outermost superficial region
Dermis Middle region
Hypodermis (subcutaneous region) Deepest region
Integumentary deratives -Hair -Nails -exocrine glands
Layers of Epidermis Saying CLAIRE LIKES Giant SLOPPY BICTHES
How many layers of Epidermis 4 or 5 - Stratum Lucidum is only found where there isn't hair -palm
Order of layers of epidermis 1.) Stratum Coreum (horny layer) 2.) Stratum Lucidum 3.) Stratum granulsum (granular layer) 4.) Stratum Spinosum (spiny layer) 5.) Stratum basal (basal layer)
The epidermis is __ Keratinized stratified squamous ET
Layers of the Dermis 1.) papillary region: -aeroalr ctp -superficial surface contains peg like projection called dermal papille (improve gripping ability and on finger tips) 2.) Retuclar region -desnse irregular CTP -accounts for 80% of thickness of skin -Collagen
Hair: Made of Contains hard keratin Made of: The shaft projecting from skin root embedded in skin pigmented
Nail Scale like modification of epidermis -Body -Free edge -Nail bed
Glands types Sebaceous and sweat glands
Sebaceous (oil) gland) -secrete oil called sebum into hair follicle -prevents hair from drying out
Sweat Glands (2) a.) Medocrine sweat gland b.) Apocrine sweat glands
Medocrine sweat gland active at birth soles, forehead, palms
Apocrine sweat gland Active at puberty release into hair follicles
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