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Tissue and Membrane

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Group of Cells with similar structure and function   Tissue  
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4 major groups of tissue   Epithelial, connective, Muscle, nerve  
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Covers (outer surface) or linings (inner surface)   Epithelial tissue  
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NO capillaries-gets nutrients from connective tissue   Epithelial tissue  
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Epithelial tissue has no _____   Capillaries  
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Epithelial classifications   Cell type, Shape, Number of layers  
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Different cell types   Ciliated or non ciliated  
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Different shapes   Squamous, Cuboidal, Columnar  
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Number of layers   Simple (1), Stratified (many)  
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Flat scale like   Squamous  
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Same height and width   Cuboidal  
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Tall and narrow   Columnar  
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Single layer, smooth, thin and flat   Simple Squamous epithelium  
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Many layers of mostly flat cells   Stratified Squamous epithelium  
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Mitosis occurs in _____ cells   Cells  
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Types of epithelium (2)   Keratinizing and Non-keratinizing  
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Epidermis   Keratinizing  
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Mucous membranes   Non-keratinizing  
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Stratified epithelium with varied shapes and layers   Transitional epithelium  
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Simple cubical epithelium purpose (thyroid, saliva, kidneys)   Secretion and absorption  
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Simple columnar epithelium (stomach and intestines)   Secretion and absorption  
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Ciliated epithelium (nose and fallopian tubes)   sweep mucous/egg  
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Cells or organs that secrete   Glands  
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Types of glands (2)   Unicellular and Multi-cellular  
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Unicellular   one cell  
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Secrete mucous and are found in respiratory and digestive tract   Goblet cells  
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Multi-cellular   similar or dissimilar cells that combine secretions  
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Types of multicultural cell (2)   Exocrine and Endocrine  
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Glands that have ducts   Exocrine  
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Ductless glands   Endocrine  
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Secrete directly into blood or interstitial fluid   Endocrine glands  
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Secrete hormones   Endocrine glands  
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The presence of a matrix in addition to cells   Connective Tissue  
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Connective Tissue (7)   Blood, Bone, Areolar, Adipose, Fibrous, Elastic, Cartilage  
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Structural network or solution of non living intercellular material   Matrix  
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Plasma, RBC, WBC, Platelets make   Blood  
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Blood matrix   Plasma  
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Blood forming   Hemopoietic tissue  
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RBC, 5 types of WBC, and Platelets   Marrow  
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Carry O2 and Hemoglobin   RBC  
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2 types of WBC   Lymphatics  
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Destroy pathogens and provide immunity   WBC  
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Clotting purposes   Platelets  
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Areolar (aka)   Lose  
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Areolar cells   Fibroblasts  
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Fibroblasts produce   protein fibers  
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Areolar Matrix (2)   Collagen and Elastin  
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Found beneath all epithelial tissue   Areolar tissue  
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Adipose cells called   Adipocytes  
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Adipocytes store   Fat  
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Adipose matrix   small amounts of fluid and collagen fibers  
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Mostly subcutaneous also around kidneys and eyes   Adipose  
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Fibrous cells called   Fibroblasts  
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Fibrous matrix   Collagen  
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Fibrous tissue found   Outer walls of arteries, tendons, ligaments  
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Fibrous tissue runs______ to resist force   Parallel  
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Fibrous tissue(arteries, tendons, ligaments) has ___ blood supply   Poor  
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Dermis and facia have ____ blood supply   Good  
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Elastic tissue cells called   Fibroblasts  
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Elastic matrix   Mostly Elastin some collagen  
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Elastic tissue found in   Walls of arteries, alveoli, some ligaments  
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Bone cells called   Osteocytes  
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Bone matrix   Calcium salt and Collagen  
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Columns of cells that run long axis with rings at ends   Bone tissue  
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Bone tissue has ____blood supply   Good  
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Cartilage cells called   Condrocytes  
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Cartilage matrix   flexible protein  
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Cartilage found   joint surfaces, external ear,  
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Cartilage has ___capillaries   No  
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Muscle tissue (3)   Skeletal, Smooth, Cardiac  
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Skeletal muscle tissue(3)   Cylindrical, Several, Striated  
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Muscle cells   Myocytes  
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Several   Nuclei in ___cell  
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Striped-Contractile proteins   Striated  
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Attach to bone to move the skeleton   Skeletal muscle  
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Skeletal muscle has its own motor nerve ending(can be controlled_____)   Voluntarily  
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Skeletal muscle produces____ to maintain body temperature   heat  
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Skeletal muscle names(3)   Skeletal, Striated, Voluntary  
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Skeletal describes   location  
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Striated describes   appearance  
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Voluntary describes   function  
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Smooth muscle tissue(3)   Tapered ends, Single nuclei, No striations  
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In many visceral organs   Smooth muscle  
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Visceral describes   location  
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Smooth describes   appearance  
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Involuntary describes   function  
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Cardiac Muscle (2)   branched and single nucleus,  
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Cardiac muscle has ____ striations   Small  
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Forms myocardium   Cardiac muscle  
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Pumps blood   Cardiac muscle  
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Nervous tissue cells   Neurons  
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Generate and carry electromechanical impulses   Neurons  
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Has a direct role in almost every body function   Nervous tissue  
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Brain and spinal cord   CNS  
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Peripheral nerves   PNS  
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Contains organelles   Cell body  
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Process that carries impulses away from cell body   Axon  
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Axon carries impulses ________ cell body   Away from  
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Process that carries impulses toward cell body   Dendrites  
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Dendrites carry impulses _____cell body   Toward  
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____impulses travel along the cell membrane   Electrical  
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Epithelial membranes (2)   Serous and mucous  
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Simple Squamous epithelium that lines closed body cavities and cover organs in these cavities   Serous membranes  
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Reduces friction   Serous fluid  
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Lines thoracic cavity   Parietal pleura  
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Covers lungs   Visceral pleura  
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Lines the fibrous pericardium   Parietal pericardium  
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Covers the heart   Visceral pericardium  
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Lines the abdominal cavity   Peritoneum  
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Covers abdominal organs   Mesentery  
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Lines the tracts that have openings to the outside   Mucous membranes  
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Keeps cells wet, lubricated, traps dust and bacteria   Mucous  
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Covers bone, anchors tendons, and ligaments to bone   Periosteum  
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Between skin and muscle   Superficial facia  
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Covers cartilage   Perichondrium  
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Lines synovial joint cavities, secretes synovial fluid   Synovial  
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Covers skeletal muscle, anchors tendons to muscle   Deep facia  
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Covers the brain and spinal cord   Meninges  
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Forms sac around the heart, lined by parietal pericardium   Fibrous pericardium  
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