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A&P Chapter 5-6 Test

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show Groups of specialized cells that are similar in structure and that perform common functions.  
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Four Common Types of Tissue   show
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Epithelial Tissue   show
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Characteristics   show
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show Specialized to synthesize and secrete a product  
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show secrete their product into a hollow organ or duct(Ex glands in mouth (saliva); sweat glands)  
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Endocrine (endo= within) Glands   show
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show one or more layers of flattened cells  
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show cube shaped cells  
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show comprised of tall rectangular cells  
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simple epithelium   show
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stratified epithelium   show
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Strata   show
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show Supporting non-cellular layer directly beneath the cells the epithelium tissue; Functions as the mortar that anchors the cells to the stronger tissues below it (usually connective tissue)  
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Connective Tissue   show
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show Few living cells (unlike epithelial cells); Structure consists of nonliving material called matrix; The matrix is synthesized by connective tissue and released into the space between them; Provided strength  
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Fibrous Connective Tissue   show
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Specialized connective tissue includes   show
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Muscle Tissue   show
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show connects to tendons which attach to bones  
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Cardiac Muscle Tissue   show
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Smooth Muscle Tissue   show
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Nervous Tissue   show
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show Structures composed of two or more organ tissue types joined together that perform a specific function (s) (Ex. Heart; Lungs; Liver; Kidney)  
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show Groups of organs that together serve a broad function that is important to the survival of the whole organism (Ex. digestive system (mouth, throat, esophagus, stomach, intestines, liver, pancreas, and gall bladder))  
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show Location of many organ/organ systems  
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show Thoracic - Plural pericardial Abdominal - pelvic Posterior - Cranial Spinal  
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Serous Tissues   show
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show – lines airways, digestive tract, and reproductive passages  
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Synovial Tissues   show
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Cutaneous Tissues   show
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show Controlled variable (blood pressure, body temperature, glucose concentration); Sensor (monitors the control variable); Control center (receives input from sensor); Effector (takes necessary action)  
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Organs   show
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Systems   show
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show Includes skin, hair, nails, sweat glands and sebaceous glands  
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show Muscles; Bones; Joints  
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show Thyroid gland; Pituitary gland; Testes; Ovaries; Adrenal glands; Pancreas; Parathyroid glands; Pineal gland; Thymus gland  
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show Heart; Blood; Arterties; Veins  
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Lymphatic and Immune System   show
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Respiratory system   show
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Gastrointestinal System   show
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Urinary System   show
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show Ovaries; Uterus; Fallopian Tubes; Vagina; Mammary glands; Testes; Prostate; Urethra  
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Nervous System   show
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Senses   show
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show The organ system for support, protection , and movement; Consists of three types of connective tissue (Bones (hard element of the skeleton); Ligaments (dense fibrous tissue that binds the bones to each other); Cartilage (fibers of collagen and elastin))  
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show Begins in embryo (Chondroblasts (cartilage cells); Ossification (cartilage replaced by bone); Osteoblasts (bone forming cells); Osteoclasts (bone destroying cells))  
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Five Important Functions of the Bones   show
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Properties of Bone   show
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Skeleton   show
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Periosteum   show
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show each end of the bone  
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Diaphysis   show
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show hollow region inside (storage area for bone marrow.  
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show (makes red blood cells)  
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Yellow bone marrow   show
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show Dense connective tissue; Can withstand flexing, tension and pressure  
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show two or more bones joined together form a joint or articulation  
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show connective tissue allowing joints to move freely  
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show hold bone to bone  
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show Skull; Vertebral column; Ribs; Sternum  
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Appendicular Skeleton   show
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