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| Single cell layer. Epithelial. |
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| Two or more cell layers. Epithelial. |
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| Flat and scale like. Puzzle configuration. Through and orifice with a pencil. Epithelial. |
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| Box like structure. Protected and deep inside body. Must cut to get to. Epithelial. |
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| Tall shaped. Can get to it with a hose. Epithelial. |
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| Skin and orifices. Protection. Strong puzzles pieces. Epithelial. |
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| Alveolar sac at the end of lung. Bowman's capsule in kidney. Used for filtration. Semi-strong puzzles, some rigidity. Epithelial. |
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| Thyroid secreting hormones. Passes easily. No protection. Epithelial. |
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| GI tract. Little protection but needs absorption. Epithelial. |
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| Fallopian tubes. Moves egg. Epithelial. |
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| Pseudostratified Ciliated Columnar |
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| Respiratory tract past orifice. Removes dust out of lungs feeds stomach. Epithelial. |
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| Main protein in connective tissue. |
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| Type of fiber in connective tissue forms supporting mesh. |
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| An elastic glycoprotein found in connective tissue. Scleroprotein. |
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| Binds cells and fiber in connective tissue. |
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| Loose connective tissue found in lymph nodes. Forms a soft skeleton to support lymph nodes. |
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| Loose connective tissue found all over the body or ubiquitously. Insulation, protection and food source. |
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| Loose connective tissue located in the live, spleen, lymph nodes.Forms a soft skeleton (stroma) to support the lymphoid organs. |
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| Fibrous connective tissue located in tendons, ligaments, aponeurosis. Forms a soft skeleton to support structures. |
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| Elastic Connective Tissue |
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| Fibrous connective tissue. No photo. |
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| Cartilage connective tissue. End of longs bones. Reduce friction. |
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| Cartilage connective tissue. Epiglottis and ears. Flexible, deforms and goes back. |
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| Pubic symphysis, intervertebral disks, and meniscus. Weight bearing and slightly flexible. (Like a ball joint on a car’s suspension) |
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| Bone tissue. Found in skeleton. Produces blood, stores minerals and used for structure. |
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| Loosely organized, mainly mesodermal embryonic tissue that develops into connective and skeletal tissues, including blood and lymph. |
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| Red blood cells. Carry nutrients and waste. O2 and CO2. |
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| White blood cells. Fight infection. |
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| Bones and organs. Voluntary and Striated. |
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| Found in heart. Involuntary and Striated. |
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| GI tract hollowed organs. Peristalsis. Involuntary and non-striated. |
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| Cells shrink due to hypertonic solution (blood in ocean). |
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| Red blood cells bursting. |
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| High pressure pushing in on the cell. (Ocean saline greater than cell so it crushes it). |
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| Low pressure from cell wall. (Too much water and cell bursts). |
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| Same pressure inside and out. (Cell has same saline as solution). Equilibrium. |
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| Pressure exerted on the semi-permeable membrane. |
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| Separation of two substances in solution by the difference in their rates of diffusion through a semipermeable membrane. |
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| Osmolality greater than that of another fluid. |
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| Osmolality less than that of another fluid. |
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| Osmolality of equal value to another fluid. |
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| Concentration of solution. Osmoles of solute/liters of solution. |
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| Kinetic Energy ONLY. Concentration Gradient from a high to a low. |
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| Movement of a SOLUTE. Preferred method, if unavailable then osmosis. |
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| Movement of a SOLVENT. Membrane does not allow movement of a specific solute. Semipermeable. Solvent movement. |
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