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| Tissue type?[image] Specific. FXN? |
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Epithelium: Simple Columnar
FXN=secretion absorption (GI tract, gallbladder, uterus, glands) |
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Epithelium: Simple cuboidal
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| 3 layers of basement membrane |
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(Epithelium--->CT)
Lamina Lucida (anchors to epithelia)
L. Densa (selectively permeable membrane)
L. fibroreticularis (ancors to CT) |
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| Basophilic components of cells? |
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Definition
| nucelus, nucleolus, plysacs, DNA/RNA, rough ER |
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| Eosinophilic components of cells |
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Definition
| secretory vesicles, cytoplasm, collagen, elastic fibers |
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Tissue characteristics:
Epithelia
Cells?
Matrix?
Vascularity?
Common FXN?
Repair potential? |
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Definition
-Cells have the same and have intimate contact.
-ZERO extracellular matrix
-Avascular
-Protection, absorption, secretion
Repair potential? Very GOOD |
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| Types of fibrous connective tissue? (3) |
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Definition
| Dense, Loose, and reticular |
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| Types of special conntective tissue (5) |
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Definition
| Elastic, adipose, cartilage, bone, and blood and lymph |
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[image]
What kind of cells are arrows pointing at? |
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Tissue characteristics
Fibrous CT
Cells?
Matrix?
Vascularity?
Common FXN?
Repair potential? |
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-Cells vary
-LOTS of extracellular matrix
-Vascular (except cartilage)
-Bind/support
-Very GOOD repair poential (except tendon/lig. and cartilage) |
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Type of tissue be specific?
[image] |
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Definition
Skeletal muscle
Striated, multinucleated (pushed to sides) |
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Specific Tissue type?
[image] |
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Definition
Smooth muscle
non-striated, single nuclei
*The arrows are pointing to contracted nuclei (lighting bolts) |
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Specific Type of Tissue?
[image] |
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Definition
Cardiac Muscle
intercalated discs, perinucleur halos, single nuclei |
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Tissue Characteristics
Muscle
Cells?
Matrix?
Vascularity?
Common FXN?
Repair potential?
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Definition
Similar cells (contractile)
Some extracellular matrix
Vascular
Contraction FXN
POOR repair potential except for smooth muscle |
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[image]
[image]What part of Nervous System?
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| [image]What cell type and where is it found specifically? |
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Neuronal cell body
CNS Gray Matter only!!!
*Surrounded by glial cells for support and the "Pink" is neuropil |
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What specific Tissue Type?
[image] |
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| Central Nervous System, White Matter |
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Tissue Characteristics
Nervous Tissue
Cells?
Matrix?
Vascularity?
Common FXN?
Repair potential?
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-Cells are variable
-CNS=little to no matrix
-PNS-fairly extensive matrix
-Vascular
-Communication FXN
-Fairly POOR repair potential |
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| Basement Membrane characteristics: |
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Definition
-rich in glycoproteins
-selectively permeable
-collage meshwork
-sticky proteins |
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Definition
1) Tight Junctions=Zonula occludens
2) Adhering/Anchoring Jcts=Zonula adherens
=Macula adherens (desmosomes, hemidesmosomes)
3) Gap junctions |
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[image]ID based on specific classification?
FXN? |
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Definition
Simple cuboidal epithelia
FXN=secretion, absorption (glands and ducts) |
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ID specific tissue in bracket. FXN?
[image] |
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pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelium
FXN=secretion, protection, movement
(upper respiratory system, epidiymis, ductus deferens) |
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Specific Tissue? FXN?
[image] |
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Transitional epithelium
FXN=expansion |
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| Simple squamous epithelium lining body cavities and organs suspended within (what you touch if you pulled out intestines) |
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Green Arrow Tissue type specifically and FXN?
[image] |
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Simple Squamous Epithelium
FXN=diffusion |
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Specific Tissue Type? FXN?
[image] |
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Keratinized stratified squamous epithelium
FXN=protection
(epidermis, upper GI tract, vagina in estrus) |
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ID based on secretory product?
[image] |
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Definition
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ID glands based on method of secretion?
[image] |
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Definition
A=apocrine
B=merocrine
C=Holocrine |
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ID glands based on secretory product?
[image] |
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Definition
A=Serous
B=seromucous/mixed
C=mucous |
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What type of glands?
[image] |
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Definition
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Definition
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Layers of epidermis (4)
(Basement membrane -->)
[image] |
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Definition
| Stratum basale --> stratum spinosum-->Stratum granulosum-->stratum corneum |
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| What type of protein do keratinocytes contain that causes skin to itch? |
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