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Chapter 4 Anatomy and Physiology

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show Tissues  
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the outermost layer of tissue is called the   show
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the middle layer of tissue is called the   show
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this inner layer of tissue is called the   show
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Each layer gives rise to different types of tissues, this is a process called   show
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Cells that can differentiate into many different types of cells, Such as liver cells, skin cells, or blood cells.   show
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show Ectoderm  
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show Endoderm  
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show Mesoderm  
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show Epithelium  
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This tissue, is a continuous sheet of tightly packed cells   show
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show Epithelial Tissue  
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show Epithelial Tissue  
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show Squamous  
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show Cuboidal  
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these cells are higher then they are wide, column-shaped cells are called   show
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If a Layer is "simple" it means   show
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If a Layer is "Stratified" it means   show
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Modified cells containing secretory vesicles that produce large quantities of mucus   show
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These Glands, secrete their products (such as tears, sweat, or gastric juices) into ducts   show
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show Endocrine  
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These glands secrete their products, Called hormones, directly into the blood   show
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if a tissue consists of a single layer of flat, scale like cells its called   show
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show Simple Squamous Epithelium  
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show Simple Cuboidal Epithelium  
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show Simple Cuboidal Epithelium  
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show Simple Columnar Epithelium  
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This tissue layer secretes mucus by goblet cells   show
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show Pseudostratified Columnar Epithelium  
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show stratified Squamous Epithelium  
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show Connective Tissue  
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show Dense Fibrous  
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What type of connective tissue is found in fat?   show
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show Cartilage  
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what type of connective tissue is found in the framework of the spleen?   show
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show Areolar  
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show Extracellular Matrix  
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show Collagenous  
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these fibers are the most abundant of fibers   show
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show Reticular  
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show Elastic  
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these fibers can stretch and recoil like a rubber band   show
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show Areolar Tissue  
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this tissue connects many adjacent structures in the body   show
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show Areolar Tissue  
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show Adipose Tissue  
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show Adipose Tissue  
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show Adipose Tissue  
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This tissue helps insulate the body to conserve body heat   show
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This tissue consists of a loose network of reticular fibers and cells   show
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show Reticular Tissue  
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show Tendons  
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show Ligaments  
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show Fascia  
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the tissue that forms a protective capsule or sheath around the kidneys, spleen and nerves is called   show
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show Chondrocytes  
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This type of cartilage is found in the ends of movable joints, at the point where the ribs attach to the breast bone, and the supportive rings around the trachea   show
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show Elastic Cartilage  
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show Fibrocartilage  
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show Bone  
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Bone is composed of bone cells called   show
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A liquid matrix that surrounds blood cells is called   show
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show Neurons  
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These protect and assist neurons   show
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show Soma  
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show Dendrites  
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The neuron contains a single, long nerve fiber called the   show
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Skeletal muscle consists of long, thin cells called   show
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skeletal muscle may also be called   show
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show Intercalated discs  
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show Regeneration  
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show Fibrosis  
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show Membranes  
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Mucous membranes secrete   show
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show Mucus  
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this lines the spaces between bones, where they secrete synovial fluid to prevent friction during movement   show
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