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Membranes
Chpt 3 (lab 1)
Question | Answer |
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Serous membranes do what??? | line the ventral body cavity |
what is the function of Serous membranes? | Function: Minimize friction on opposing surfaces ITS A LUBE!!! |
Pleura (parietial and Visceral) is a type of serous memberane- wheres it found? | -covers lungs - |
Perintoneum- | covers internal organs |
Pericardium (think Cardio)Serous membrane | covers the heart |
the heart is covered by what kind of Serous membrane? | Percardium |
Internal organs are coverered with what? | Perintoneum Serous Membrane (Lube-like) |
what are the three kinds of Serous Memberanes | Pericardium, Plura, and Perintoneum |
The cutaneous membrane | thick dry, water resistant membrane- cantaneous sounds like continuos- the skin is continous all over body. I want a mans cantaneous membrane rubbing my cantaneous membrane |
another word for skin | cantaneous mambrane |
the synovial membrane | areolar tissue with an incomplete layer of overlying epithelium |
the membrane that covers joints | synovial. think "snot on joints" |
Connective Tissue Framework of the Body | facia |
envelops, separates, or binds together muscles, organs, and other soft structures of the body. | facia |
layers and layers of connective tissue that provides strenght and stability | facia |
facia | CT Framework of the body- holds internal stuff in place |
Superficial facia | Found between skin and underlying organs. Made of areolar tissue and fat (loose connective tissue).AKA: subcutaneous layer or hypodermis |
deep facia | Found just below superficial fascia.Made of dense connective tissue.Binds to capsule, tendons and ligaments, bone, muscle |
facia consists of | superficial and deep facia |
Fibers in individual layers run in the same directionOrientation of fibers changes from one layer to anotherAllows tissue to withstand forces from all directionGives fascia strength and durability | Deep facia ( thats deep, gives strenght and support to superficial facia) |