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2.3 vocab words

TermDefinition
Cardiac muscle the major tissue of the heart.
Cartilage a connective tissue that provides support and flexibility to parts of the skeleton.
Chondroblasts cells that secrete the extracellular matrix of cartilage.
Compressive strength: the ability of a material to withstand compression ( inward-pressing force) without buckling.
Connective tissue supporting tissue, which consists mainly of an extracellular matrix.
Elasticity the ability of a material to spring back to its original shape after being stretched.
Endocrine gland a gland that secretes its product into the interstitial fluid.
Epithelial tissue a class of tissue that includes epithelial and glands.
Exocrine gland a gland that secretes its product to the outside world.
Glands epithelial cells that are organized to produce and secrete substances.
Histology the study of tissues.
Lumen the hollow inside portion of a body cavity or tube.
Muscle tissue a type of tissue that generates force and allows the body to move.
Nerve tissue a type of tissue that conveys information by electrical signaling.
Neurons the cells that make up nerve tissue
Osseous tissue bone tissue.
Reticular connective tissue a type of tissue that contains reticular fibers and is found in lymph nodes, bone, marrow, and the spleen.
Skeletal muscle voluntary muscle that is usually attached to the bone and helps us to move.
Smooth muscle involuntary muscle found in the walls of hollow organs.
Tensile strength: the ability to withstand tension without tearing or breaking.
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