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A group of cells that are similar in structure and perform a common or related function |
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What are the 4 primary tissues? |
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Epithelial, Connective, Muscle, Nervous |
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What is the term used for the study of tissues |
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What tissue is a sheet of cells that coveres a body surface or lines a body cavity |
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The functions of the epithelial tissue are as follows: Protection, absorption, _______, excretion, _____, and sensory ________. |
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filtration, secretion, perception |
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The difference between statified and simple epithelial is that simple is ________, of _______ layer and statified is composed of ______ or more layers> |
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What tissue is found everywhere in the body? it is the most abundant and widely distributed of the primary tissues? |
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The skin consist primarily of connective tissue? Does the brain contain connective tissue? |
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The 4 main classes of connective tissue are cartilage, _____, _______, ans connective tissue proper (which includes fat and the fibrous tissue of ligaments |
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All the connective tissues are highly vascularized except _________, which is avascular |
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Connective tissue has a extracellular matrix, which seperates it from thw living cells of the tissue. Because of this matrix, the tissue can withstand great tension, endure ____, such as physical trauma and abrasion, that no other tissue would be able to_____ |
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Collagen, elastic, and reticular are _____ of the connective tissue that provide support. |
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Collagen fibers are by far the ______ and most abundant. |
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Nervous tissue is the main coponent of the nervous system. The brain, _____ chord and nerves that regulates and controls body _____ |
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Nervous tissue consist of 2 major cell types. which one allow them to transmit electrical impulses over substantial distances within the body? |
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These tissues are highly vascularized and are responsible for most types of body movement. |
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There are 3 kinds of muscle tissue. Skeletal, cardiac and _______. |
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Pertaining to the 3 types of muscle. Which one forms the flesh of the body, and as they contract, they pull on bones and skin, causing body movements. |
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Pertaining to the 3 types of muscle tissue. Which one is found ONLY in the wall of the heart? |
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Cardiac tissue are similar to _____ tissue because they are also striated. |
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Cardiac tissue are braching cells that fit together tightlt ant junctions called _________ discs |
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What muscle got its name because there are no straitions visible? |
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Smooth muscle have 1 or 2 nucleus? |
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Smooth muscle are spindle ______ |
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What muscle is found in the walls of the hollw organs other that the heart? |
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Smooth muscle sqeezes substances through hollow organs by alternating contracting and _______ |
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Because _____ muscle is under our conscious control, it is call ______ muscle. The other two are called _________ muscle. |
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Skeletal, voluntary, involuntary |
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