Ch 5 and 6
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each of the black spaces below before clicking
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| Muscles | Skeletal, smooth, cardiac
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| Skeletal | Bones strained voluntary
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| Smooth | Walls of organs involuntary
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| Cardiac | Heart wall involuntary
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| Nervous tissue | Neurons and neuroglia
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| Neurons | Found in brain and spinal cord peripheral nerves
Function cells
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| Neuroglia | Cell support and bind nervous tissue
Components sensory reception nerve impulses
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| Membranes | Serous, mucous, cutaneous, synovial
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| Cartilage | Inspectlized connective tissue
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| Bone | Solid matrix protects forms blood cells attachment for muscles
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| Blood | Plasma red white blood cells platelets transports defends
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| Elastic connective tissue | Elastic fibers collangenous fibers attachment between bones
Walls of large arteries airways of heart
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| Dense regular connective tissue | Very strong and fiberblasts bind body
Parts together elastic fibers
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| Adipose connective tissue | Stores fat beneath skin cushions insulates
Behind eye balls around kidney between muscles and the heart
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| Connective tissue 2 | Bone cartilage blood
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| Connective tissue | Function binds structures provide support protect against infection
Protection fill spaces framework store fat produce blood cells
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| Epithelial tissue | Simple squamous, simple cuboidal, simple columnar,
Pseudostratified columnar, stratified squamous, transitional
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| Columnar | Tall cells
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| Cuboid | Cubed shaped cell
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| Squamous | Flat cells
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| Pseudostratified | Single layer of elongated cells
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| Stratified | More than one layer of cells
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| Simple | One layer of cells
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| Histology | Study of tissue
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| Integumentory system | Hair skin nails
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| Burns | Superficial first degree partial thickness red color
Second degree partial thickness blisters and
third degree full-Thickness autograft hard no skin hemograft
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| Wound healing | Cut result in breaking blood vessel which cases a clot to form
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| Sebum | Hair follicles fatty materials and cell debris
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| Apocrine | Axils armpits and peridnaharea
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| Eccrine sweat | Smelly distribute all over body warmer based secretion cooling in humans
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| Arrector pill | Smooth muscles attach to hair follicles
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| 3 accessory structures of skin | Nails hair follicles skin glands
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| Tattoos | Used as mechanized needle to puncture the dermis with ink involves damaging the skin and dispose of the bloodstream
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| Jaundice in newborns | Yellow discoloration of skin white part the sclera of eyes having too much substance called bilirubin in blood
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| 3 types of skin cancer | Squamous cell carcinoma basal cell carcinoma and melanoma
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| Pigment of skin | Neuromelanin, eumelainin, pheomelnin
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| Bed sores | Patients that are confined to bed or wheelchair injuries to skin and underlying the tissue from prolonged pressure
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| 5 layers of epidermis | Stratum cornemu, stratum lucidum, stratum grumulosum, stratum spinnosum, stratum basale
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| Epidermis | Made of epithelium
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| Harding of skin | Keratine
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| 3 layers of skin | Epidermis, dermis, subcutaneous layer (hypodermis)
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