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| structure composed of at least 2 types of tissues that performs a specific function |
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| a sheet of cells that covers a body surface, lines a body cavity or forms a gland |
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kidney tubule cells are epithelial cells used for what?
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excretion
simple cuboidal |
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| the capillaries are an epithelial tissue used for what? |
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| the stomach is an epithelial tissue used for what? |
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| gustatory cells are an epithelial tissue used for what? |
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| sensory perception (taste) |
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| the intestine is made up of epithelial tissue used for what? |
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| what is on a basal surface, and has a thin layer of extracellular material that supports the epithelial cells? |
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| epithelial tissue has what type of vascularity? |
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| does epithelial tissue have a high or low capacity for regeneration? |
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| the 3 cellular shapes of epithelial cells are? |
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| squamous, cuboidal, columnar |
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| the cellular arrangement in epithelial tissue can be what 2 ways? |
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| what are the 3 major types of epithelial tissues? |
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| simple, stratified, and glandular |
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| single layer of flattened cells with sparse cytoplasm |
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| simple squamous epithelial |
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| the lining of alveoli and blood vessels is what type of tissue? |
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| simple squamous epithelial |
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| this tissue functions in exchange of substances by diffusion or filtration |
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| simple squamous epithelial |
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| endothelium and mesothelium are 2 subtypes of what type of tissue? |
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| simple squamous epithelial |
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| lines blood vessels, heart and lymphatic vessels |
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| endothelium (a subtype of simple squamous epithelial tissue) |
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| lines ventral body cavities and organs |
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| mesothelium (a subtype of simple squamous epithelial tissue) |
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| tissue consisting of a single layer of cuboidal cells |
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| what are the main functions of simple cuboidal tissue? |
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| what's a prime example of a simple cuboidal cell? |
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| single layer of tall cells usually with oval nuclei |
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| simple columnar tissue has what 2 main functions? |
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| simple columnar tissue can be ciliated or nonciliated, so what's an example of a ciliated simple columnar tissue? |
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| what's an example of a nonciliated simple columnar tissue |
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| what role does stratified squamous epithelial tissue have? |
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| resembles both stratified squamous and stratified cuboidal - has stretch properties |
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| what organ is an example of transitional epithelial tissue? |
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| usually thick, outer layers flatter |
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| stratified squamous epithelial |
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| the skin, mouth, and esophagus are examples of what type of tissue? |
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| stratified squamous epithelial |
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| epithelia that forms a gland or part of a gland |
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| the ducts of sweat and mammary glands are what type of tissue? |
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| stratified cuboidal epithelia |
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| ducts of urethra glands are composed of what type of tissue? |
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| stratified columnar epithelia |
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| one or more cells that make and secrete a cellular product |
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| saliva, hormones, and mucin are examples of what? |
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| secreted products from glands |
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| invagination of an epithelial sheet |
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| these types of glands secrete hormones/products into surrounding extracellular space |
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| endocrine (mostly ductless and not all are epithelia derived) |
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| The adrenal gland and pituitary gland are examples of |
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| secretes product onto epithelial surface or into body cavities |
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| most of these glands have ducts |
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unicellular exocrine glands have a duct
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| a unicellular gland example would be |
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| goblet cells of the respiratory and digestive tracts |
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| exocrine glands are mostly ______ derived |
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| Are all endocrine glands epithelia derived? |
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| Endocrine glands secrete hormones/products into ________ to be taken up by blood, lymph and travel to target organs. |
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| surrounding extracellular space |
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| Is the pancreas an endocrine or exocrine gland? |
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| both, it releases insulin and glucogon by endocrine, but digestive enzymes by exocrine ducts |
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| Is the release of digestive enzymes by the pancreas an exocrine or endocrine process? |
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| Is the release of insulin and glucogon by the pancreas an endocrine or exocrine release? |
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