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| -Function: provides space in organs |
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| contains reticular fibers |
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| Function: protection, insulation, storage |
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| Location: skin, around organs, breast |
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| Function: attachment, strength |
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| Parallel collagen fibers, some elastic |
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| Location: tendons, ligaments |
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| Function: Flexibility, strength |
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| Primarily collagen fibers some elastic |
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| Primary elastic fibers with some collagen |
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Location: -Respiratory tract
-blood vessels
-vocal cords
-penis
-joints |
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| Function: Flexible support, absorbs shock |
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| Location: embryonic skeleton, joints, costral rib connections, nose, larynx |
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| Looks: smooth tissue, glassy,(large holes with cells inside)congocytes. |
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| Function: support without stretching |
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Location:
-intervertebral disc
-pubic symphysis
-knee (meniscus) |
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| Thicker fibers make strong but less flexible |
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| looks a lot like regular except with elastic fibers |
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| weaker than regular tissue |
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| Function: flexibility with stretching |
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Location:
-Pinnae (cartilage on ears)
-epiglottis
-larynx |
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| Calcified collagen fibers in ostea |
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Location:
-surface of all bones
-diaphysis of longbones |
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| Noticeable by ostea (rings) |
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| Function: Rigid support, weight reduction |
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| Calcified collagen fibers in trabeculae |
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Location: -Inner portions of irregular bones.
- epiphysis and metaphysis of long bones |
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| where all the red bone marrow(blood production) is located |
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| Trabeculae makes it viney looking |
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| Function: transport, protection |
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| water matrix with all blood cells |
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location:
-within heart
-every blood vessel |
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| Function: protection, immune response |
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| water matrix with leucocytes (white blood cells) |
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Location:
- within lymph nodes
- tonsils
- spleen |
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| Function: movement, support |
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cell types:
-skeletal
-cardiac
-smooth |
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| Function: Movement of body, heat generation, support |
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| typically voluntary controlled |
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-long fibers
-multinucleate
-striated (you can see stripes) |
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| Function: move blood through circulatory system |
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-completely involentary control
-Branched fibers
-Mononucleate
-striated(stripes)
-intercalacated discs(line dividing cell) |
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| function: movement of substances within body, heat generation |
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-typically involentary control
-spindle shaped cells
-mononucleate
-non-striated |
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| location: internal organs, blood vessels |
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| function: control body activities, detect and respond to stimuli, data processing. |
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| Function: detect stimuli from envitonment |
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| Function: process information,connect neurons. |
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| Location: Central nervous system only |
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| Function: cause response to stimuli |
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| Location: Central Nervous System |
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| protect neuron fibers (axons) |
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| support, control chemical balance of central nervous system. |
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| movement of cerebrospinal fluid |
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| phagocytosis(brain and spinal cord only) |
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| protection(brain and spinal) |
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function: Protection
-dehydration/hydration
-physical damage
-infection/disease
-uv radiation
-tempeture fluctuations |
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Sense
-touch (pressure, acuteness, pain, ect.)
-temperature |
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| Layers of integumentary system |
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-epidermis
-dermis
-hypodermis (subcutaneous) |
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-comeum
-lucidum(palms and soles)
-granulosum
-spinosum
-basali-mitotic cells
(cute ladies get sexy boys) |
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| base coloration for skin pigmentation |
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| UV exposure increases production and produces vitamin D |
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| matrix is covered by epinychium (protective covering, luna) |
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| Dense, Irregular connective |
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| sweat glands that control body temperature |
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-don't produce sweat until puberty
-contains lipids
-causes smell |
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| grow from birth phases are short lived |
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| grows from puberty, phases are longlived |
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| modified sudoriferous glands |
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-external acoustic meatus
-produces cerumin (earwax) |
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contains
-blood vessels
-adipose tissues |
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used to estimated damage after burns
-Head-9%
-arms-9% each
-torso-36%
-legs-36%(18 each)
-perineum-1% |
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| The reticular region of the dermis is composed primarily of this tissue |
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| keratin is found only in this tissue type |
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| apocrine sudoriferous glands are located in this region of the body |
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| This substance is responsible for the color of gray hairs |
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| sebaceous glands are located adjacent to these dermal structures |
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| These cells produce cartilage |
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| simple squamous epithelium |
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| non-keritanized, stratified squamous epithelium |
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| simple cuboidal epithelium |
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| location- endocrine glands |
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| stratified columnar epithelium |
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| ciliated, pseudostratified columnar epithelium |
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| areolar connective tissue |
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| dense irregular connective |
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| location-intervertebral disc |
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| non-ciliated simple columnar epithelium |
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| location-gastrointestinal tract |
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| pale region where the fingernail is thickest |
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| these neuroglia cells maintain the chemical balance of the CNS |
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| this structure covers the base of a fingernail( the cuticle) |
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| flexible but will not stretch |
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