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elastic fibers, reticular fibers, collagen fibers, and proteoglycan aggregate are all part of the... |
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squamous, cubodial, columnar, pseudostratified ciliated columnar are different types of ______ tissue. |
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what are the four basic tissues studied in histology |
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epitheliall, connective, hypodermis, and vascular tissues |
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connective tissues are found throughout the body. They have a variety of functions, most which serve to ______________. |
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the function of simple squamous epithelium is primarily____________ |
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skeletal, smooth, and cardiac are three types of ____________ tissues? |
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single layer of flattened cells |
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simple squamous epithelium is structurally arranged to appear to be a |
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ground subtstances and protein fibers |
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extracelluar matrix consists of two components: ________________ & _________________ |
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secretion of bodily subtances |
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simple cuboidal cells function in |
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cartilage, blood, and bone are three types of _____________ tissue |
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musle type that is: non-striated involuntary mono-nucleated |
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located in the linings of hollow organs, such as stomach, bronchi, esoph, and blood vessels |
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what is the function of a smooth muscle |
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what type of cartlilage is dense and tough, best suited for shock absorbtion |
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muscle tissue type that is voluntary, striated, and conscioulsy controlled |
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which musle tissue type is characterized by multi-nucleate cells? |
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what is the function of skeletal muscle |
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where is the skeletal muscle located |
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which musle type is unique in that it is the only one that carries intercalated discs which seperate different cells? |
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what is the funciton of a cardiac muscle |
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located in the heart and branched |
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muscle tissue type that is striated, involuntary, and mono-nucleated |
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which of the muscle tissues are striated (banded) |
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there are ______ different types of muscle tissue in the body |
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muscle cells are sometimes called mycocytes or ___________________ |
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cells that are responsible for sending and receiving electrochemical stimuli within its system. |
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cell body, dendrite, nucleus, nucleolus, neurological cells |
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what are the parts of a neuron |
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epithelium produces just enough extracellular matrix to create the _____________ which serves to glue it down to the connective tissue. |
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collagen, elastin, and reticullar connective tissue |
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fibroblasts produce what type of tissue? |
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cartilage connective tissue |
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chondrocytes produce which type of tissue |
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osteocytes produce which type of tissue |
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what are the 7 types of epithelium |
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simple squamous, simple cuboidal, simple columnar, stratified squamous, stratified cubodial, pseudostratified columnar, transitional |
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flattened and plate like, flattened plane allows diffusion of gases easily across the membrane, |
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found in alveolar sacs of lungs, lining bowmans capsule of kidney, lining all blood vessels refered to as mesothelium |
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found outside the body,skin, inside the mouth, anus, vagina. has multiple layers, keratinized or non-keratinized |
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simple cubodial epithelium |
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absorbs secreations and lines glands and kidneys |
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simple columnar epithelium |
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unilayered, lines most organs of the digestive tract including the stomach, small intestine, and large intestine. |
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pseudostratified columnar epithelium |
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respiratory epithelium found in the linings of the trachea as well as the upper respiratory tract. has two sets of nuclei, at the base and one on top. gives an appearance of being stratified, but its not. |
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found in the urinary tract, bladder, dome shapped or balloon shaped cells that resemble piles of bubbles. stratified, streches readily in order to accommodate fluctuation of volume of liquid in an organ. |
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epithelial cells on the skin and within the gastro-intestinal, and urogenital tract are called |
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serous cells lining the internal plueral and abdominopelvic body cavity are called |
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cells linig the inside of blood vessels and lymphatic vessels are called |
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