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| A hypodermic needle would penetrate the skin in which order? |
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| epidermis, papillary layer, reticular layer |
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| By what method does a mammary glad secrete? |
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| Sebacous glands are often associated with... |
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The epidermis in a section of thin skin includes the followinf four layers. In what order do these occur, from basal lamina to the surface
1)stratum granulosum
2)stratum corneum
3)stratum basale
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| The epidermis is composed of which type of epithelium? |
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| The integument is sepereted from the deep fascia around the other organs by (the) |
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| The most abundant cells in the epidermis are? |
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| The outermost, tough portion of a shaft is the? |
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| Two types of sweat glands in the skin are |
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| Which of the following is involved in the coloring of the skin? |
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| Functions of connective tissue include |
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Transporting fluid and dissolved materials from one body region to another,
establishing a structural framework for the body,
supporting, surrounding, and interconnecting tissue types,
protecting delicate organs. |
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| Loose connective tissue contains |
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| fixed and wondering cells |
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Most energy storage in the body is accomplished by which of the following cells?
macrophages
lymphocytes
adipocytes
melanocytes
fibroblasts |
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| The type of cartlage that is specialized to resist compression is |
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| Which of the following is the primary tissue type that contracts |
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| Epithelial tissue includes what? |
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| line body cavities that communicate with the exterior and keep them moist. |
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| The presence of large numbers of microvilli on the exposed surfaces of epithelial cells indicate that |
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| Unicellular exocrine glands are |
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| What type of epithilium makes up the endothelium of blood vessels? |
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| Which membrane is thick, relatively waterproof, and usually dry? |
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| Which of the following exclusively describes stratified epithelia? |
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| they cover surfaces subjected to mechanical and chemical stress |
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| which type of epithelium line the renal pelvis, ureters, and urinary bldder? |
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Dense regular connective tissue
location- |
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Reticular tissue
location- |
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Elastic connective tissue
location- |
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| ligaments supporting penis |
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Reticular tissue
description- |
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| black lines, purple dots like grapes |
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Adipose tissue
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Dense regular connective tissue
descripton- |
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| No striations, no blood, compressed, collagen fibers make it up |
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Elastic connective tissue
function- |
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| cushions shocks, stabilizes positions of vertebrae and penis |
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| Support immune responces and cushions organs |
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| insulation, shock absorber, stores energy, padding |
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reticular tissue
function- |
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Areolar tissue
description- |
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| unarrenged lines like a paint splatter |
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| under skin, around kidney and eye |
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Elastic connective tissues
descripton- |
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| dark likes, elastic fibers |
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| what are the 4 types of tissues? |
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Epithelia
Connective
Muscle
Neural |
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| What are the functions of epithelial tissue? |
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provide physical protection
control peremeability
provide sensation
produce secretions |
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| What are the specializations of epithelial cells? |
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microvilli
stereocilia
ciliated epithelium |
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| Epithilial does not have its own __________. |
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| What are the classification of the epithilia |
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simple
stratified
squamous
cuboidal
transitional
columnar |
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Simple squamous epithemlium
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lungs lining blood vessels
Reduce friction and help absorption |
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stratified squamous epithemlium
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function- |
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Mouth, anus, rectum, vagina
provides physical protection |
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simple cuboidal epithelum
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gland, kidney tubule, thyroid gland
secretion and absoption limited protection |
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stratified cuboidal epithelium
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lining of some ducts (rare)
protection secretion absorption |
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simple columnar epithelium
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lining of stomach, intestine, gall bladder
protection secretion and absoption |
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stratified columnar epithelium
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function- |
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anus mammary gland, urethra, salivary gland ducts
protection |
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pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelium
location-
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lining of nasal cavity, trachea, and bronchi; protions of the male reproductive tract
protection, secretion |
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transitional epithelium
location-
function- |
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bladder pelvis ureters
expansion and recoil |
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| Glandular epithelia has what glands? |
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serous glands
mucous glands
mixed exocrine glands |
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secacous gland
makes black heads |
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mammary gland
produces milk |
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| stinky sweat gland (arm pit, groin) |
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| What are the functions of connective tissues? |
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establishing the structural framework of the body
Transporting fluid and dissolved materials
protecting organs
Supporting surrounding and connecting other tissues
Storing energy
Defending the body from microorganisms |
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| what are the three main connective tissue components? |
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Special cells
extracellular protien fibers
ground substance |
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| what is the connective tissue classification? |
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Connective tissue proper
blood and lymph
supporting connective tissue |
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fixed macrophages
free macrophages |
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| turns into all connective tissue cells |
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| What are the types of connective tissue proper fibers? |
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Collagen fibers- scar tissue, puffy in lips
reticual fibers- cells live on them
elastic fibers- strechy |
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| fibrinogen is only found in ______ |
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| What is the most common tissue? |
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| Loose connective tissue contains what? |
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Elastic fibers
collagen fibers
mast cell
adipocyte
fibrocyte
macrophage |
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| dense regular connective tissue contains |
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tendons
aponeuroses
elastic tissue
ligaments |
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| Dense irregular connective tisse |
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Dermis
covers bones and cartlage
capsules of organs |
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| what are the three major types of cartlage? |
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| fibrous cartlage does not ________ |
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| What are membranes composed of? |
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| Epithelium overlying a connective tissue separated by an acellular basal lamina |
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| What are the four types of membranes? |
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Mucous
serous
cutaneous
synovial |
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| The fasciae is made up of what three things? |
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superficial
deep
subserous |
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| The integumentary system is composed of what? |
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skin
nails sweat
oil
mammary glands |
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| What are the two things the integumentart system is broken into? |
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cutaneous membrane
accessory structures |
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| the function of the integument includes? |
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protection
thermoregulation
secretion
synthesis
sensation
immune defense |
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| What are the skins two sub divisions? |
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| the subcutaneous layer is also known as ______ |
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| what are the parts of the accessory structures? |
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| What are the most sbundant cell in the epidermis? |
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| What are pigment cells called? |
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| What are sensory cells called? |
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