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Tissues Biomed
Biomed Tissues lab practical flashcards
Question | Answer |
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Epithelium | covers and lines body surfaces an cavities, organs lined and covered with it, not a lot of blood vessels, closely packed, not much intercellular material, protective or secretory, grown on basement membrane which provides structure for epithelium to grow |
elastic cartilage | lots of elastin,bendy,outer ear,trachea,not alot of blood supply so it takes a long time to heal |
red blood cells | erythrocytes, carry oxygen, no nucleus, bags of hemoglobin that carry oxygen to tissues, formed in bone marrow |
cuboidal epithelium | boxy, secreting or absorbing, found in glands and tubules of kidneys |
astrocyte | looks like stars,support cells that are responsibe to stimulat nerve cells to stimu stimulate and comunicate,found in brain |
cartilage | support,cushioning,elasticity around the body, reduces friction,classified by what's around it(its matrix) |
Stratified Squamous epithelium | layered,skin,deepest layers are cuboidal,as they are replaced by new younger tissues they get flat an dfilled with keratin. the top layer is dead |
liquid connective tissue | blood,carries food, nutrients, gases , an doxygen to your cells and carries wastes away. |
platelets | thrombocytes, fragment of a megakaryocite- found in bone marrow,fragments and then sends them out into your blood stream to clot with the white blood cells. |
Neurons | irritable- respond to a stimulus, conducive- being able to pass on stimuli, large contral body consisting of a large nucleus, dendrites bring in infor and an axon takes info away |
columnar epithelium | taller than it is broad,secretory,found in stomach and intestines,absorbes and secretes digestive material |
Smooth Muscle | no striations,involuntary control,hair raising on the back of your neck or on arms(evolutionary throwback),moves food through digestive system and blood through veins,lines walls of organs and blood vessels |
Nervous system tissue | sensory input goes in and motor goes out |
ciliated columnar epithelium | layer of cilia on top,moves debris,in bronchi and fallopian tubes,smokers- tar covers the layer of cillia which makes them cough |
What are the 3 types of muscle tissue | involved in movement,1.smooth,2.caridac,3.skeletal |
cardiac muscle | only in heart,striated,intercalated discs which causes your heart to beat as a unit,involuntary |
plasma | liquid portion of blood |
Fibrous connective tissue | made of bundles of collagen which are study but not stretchy,makes up tendons and ligaments,L-bone to bone,T-muscle to bone,ligaments bend but they don't stretch |
Fibrocartilage | full of fibers,in big joints,shoulder, hip, knees, vertebrate in back |
bones | mostly minerals,-crow in concentric layers,-calcium phosphorous and magnesium,haversion canal system carries blood vessels, fat, etc.,most cells are dead |
osteoblasts | laydown new bone |
osteoclasts | shape th enew bone |
connective tissue | connects one tissue to another,most widely distributed,supportive,most varied, provides strength,connects and hold you together |
corpuscles | solid part of the blood, cells |
white blood cells | leukocytes, helps immune system,large and elaborate nucleus,long lived |
loose connective tissue | areolar,thick and thin fibers,thick-collagen ,a protein, bendy and flexable.,thin- elastin, stretchy,areolar connective tissue supports the structure of your nervous system and i,packed around your organs,fills spaces and is the packing peanut of the body |
Simple Squamous Epithelium | flat,big nucleus, sheet,secretory-mucusresponsible for decreasing like between moving organs or food in cheeks,found in endothelium- innermost layer of tissue in blood vessels,provides a surface for diffusion |
hyaline cartilage | few fibers,found in small bone joints,cushions bones fromrubbing against other bones,nose and windpipe |
skeletal muscle | runs next to bones,voluntary,striated,bundled,held together with connective tissue |
adipose tissue | fat,insulation, padding,cell with just a huge vacuole filled with lipid,don't lose the cell , just the liped,most efficient way to store energy,accumulate around midline of body |
Matrix | nonliving intracellular material that surrounds cells |
Holds tissues together | desmosomes and other intercellular junctions |
Histology | biology of tissues |
Blastocyte | hollow ball of cells, what a zygote turns into |
Primary germ layers | endoderm, mesoderm, ectoderm |
Gastrulation | blastocyte differentiates into the three primary germ layers |
Histogenesis | primary germ layers differentiate into the tissues |
Ectoderm | skin, linings, glands, nervous system |
Mesoderm | muscles, skeleton, blood, organs, connective tissue |
Endoderm | lining of digestive system, secretory, bladder, thyroid and parathyroid |
Membranous epithelial tissues | cover body, line cavity, lines blood and lymphatic vessels |
Glandular epithelial tissue | solid cords of follicles that form secreting in endocrine and exocrine glands |
Functions of epithelial | protection, sensory functions (special cells in skin, eyes, nose, ears), secretion, absorption (digestive tract), excretion (kidneys) |
Characteristics of epithelial tissue | limited intercellular matrix, densely packed, basement membrane, avascular, no blood vessels, must diffuse through capillaries, held by desmosomes and junctions |
Membranous epithelial cells | squamous, cuboidal, columnar, and pseudostratified |
Simple | single layer |
Stratified | layered one on another |
Transitional | differing cell shapes in layers |
Simple squamous | 1 layer, diffusion and filtration, makes up endotherm (vessel linings) and mesothelium (lining of organs), decrease friction, provide place for diffusion |
Simple cuboidal | 1layer of cuboidal, in kidneys |
Simple columnar | stomach, intestines, uterus, uterine tubes, contains goblet cilia and microvili |
Goblet | secretory vessel, mucus |
Microvilli | in intestines, increase surface area in digestive tract for increased nutrient absorption |
Basal lamina | glycoprotein excreted by epithelial cells, part of basement membrane |
Reticular lamina | made of fibers produced by connective tissue |
Integrins | connect epithelial cells to basement membrane |
Pseudostratified columnar | air passages and male reproductive systems, ciliated |
Stratified squamous keratinized | multiple layers of protection, skin |
Non keratinized stratified squamous | vag. Mouth, esophagus, moist for protection |
Stratified cuboidal | protection, in ducts and epiglottis |
Stratified columnar | rare, anus, only top layers are columnar |
Stratified transitional | bladder, meant to stretch, layers of cuboidal that turn stratified when stretched out |
Glandular epithelium | secretory |
Unicellular glandular epithelium | single cell |
Multicellular glandular epithelium | clusters, cords of specialized follicles, classified by shape, tubular, alveolar (saclike) simple, (1 duct) or compound (2 or more ducts) |
Apocrine | secretes products near top then releases it by pinching off distended end, destroys cell by a loss of cytoplasm, mammary glands |
Holocrine | sebaceous glands, collects insides then ruptures, self destruction |
Merocrine glands | discharge through cell or plasma membrane, no injury, most are this type, salivary glands |
Connective tissue | most widely spread, supports, connects, transports and defends, made of collogenous, elastic or reticular fibers |
Collagen fibers | tough, gelatin when hydrated ¼ of our protein, white |
Reticular fibers | delicate, support capillaries, made of reticulin |
Proteoglycons | glucosamine polysaccharide chains, defense, found in matrix |
Areolar | not specialized, “like a small space” because bubbles during dissection. Sift this gen, hyaluronidase turns to liquid |
Fibroblasts | synthesize ground substance and fibers |
Macrophages | phagocytes, derived from white blood cells |
Adipose | fewer mast, fibro and macrophages |
Reticular tissue | 3-D web, spleen, lymphocyte and marrow, defense |
Dense fibrous | few fibroblasts regular (parallel rows, tendons and ligaments, collagen fibers) irregular (dermis, intertwine) |
Ligaments | made of elastic fibers |
Tendons | made of collagen fibers |
Irregular dense fibrous | forms a mat and make sup dermis=inner skin |
Bone | also called osseous tissue, highly specialized, 65% salts=hardness |
Osteon | haversion system |
Lacunae | where bone cells are located in the concentric circles |
Lamellae | bone matrix |
Conaliculi | canals that connect each lacuna and osteocyte with blood vessels in haversion canals |
Membrane bones | skull, formed within a membrane |
Endochondral ossification | replacement of cartilage with bone |
Cartilage | made of chondrocyte, have lacunae, avascular |
Perichondrium | where blood is received from, in cartilage, causes it to heal slowly |
Hyaline cartilage | “glass” shiny, low collagen, trachea bands and joints |
Fibro cartilage | strongest, vertebrae and large joints, shock absorbers, lots of collage fibers |
Elastic cartilage | few collagen fibers, lots of elastin, high flexibility, voice box and ears |
Blood | transport nutrients and waste products; maintain pH, formed in red marrow |
Hematopoietic tissue | formation of blood tissue |
Smooth muscle is also called | visceral |
Tissue repair | phagocitic cells remove dead or injured ones, collage fibers fill l in gap after cut, leaving a scar if too deep |
Keloid | unusually thick scar in lower layer of skin |
When muscle is injured | damaged muscle is replaced by fibrous tissue |
Exocrine glandular epithelium | discharge secretions into ducts |
Endocrine glandular epithelium | ductless, secreted into blood |
Membrane | sheet like structure that performs an important function |
Epithelial membrane | epithelial tissue + specialized connective |
Cutaneous membrane | skin |
Serous membrane | lines cavities not open to external environment like organs |
Mucous membrane | open to exterior, respiratory, digestive and reproductive tract |
Connective membrane | made of various types of connective tissue |
Synovial membrane | spaces between bones and joints, excretes synovial fluid which is a lubrication and reduces friction, bursae |
mast cell | filled with granules, histamine, allergic reactions |
endothelium simple squamous cells | capable of changing permeability |
keratinized stratified squamous aid in | preventing the loss of bodily fluid |
cuboidal is found.... | covering the ovaries and in kidney tubules |
connective tissue has many... | blood vessels, which aids in the distribution of nutrients |
nongranular leukocytes | monocyte (blob with three humps) and lymphocyte (giant blob) |
granular leukocytes | basophil(mickey mouse ears), neutrophil (three blobs connected by thin strands) and eosinophil (headphones, 2 blobs 1 strand) |
fibrous connective tissue is found | parallel to bone, giving it its strength, called white fibrous, cover muscles |
most common cartilage | hyaline, prone to wear and tear, fetal skeleton |
dendrites | recieve and conduct impulses towards teh cell |
axon | conducts impulses away fromt eh cell body and are generally called nerve fibers |
collaterals | branches of axon |
neuroglial cells | astrocytes, bind neurons together and suport neural structures, connective tissue of nervous system |
two types of epithelium | membranous and glandular |
glandular epithelium consists of... | columnar and cuboidal |
epithelium of ovaries | columnar and goblet |
epithelium of mouth | stratified squamous |
epithelium of lungs | simple squamous |
two basic components of connective tissue | cells and extra cellular fibers |
connective tissue is the ....... | most diverse |
epithelium in stomach | columnar |
actual formation fo duct | invagination |
tendons and ligaments are made of | fibrous connective tissue |
minerals in the bones | calcium, magnesium, phosphorus |
hyelin cartilage's makeup | gelatenous, no fibers |
bone is also called | osseus tissue |
connective tissue (cartilage) has.... | chondrocytes |
specialized connective tissue | cartilage, bone, blood |
cartilage | specialized cells in a matrix of extracellular fibers |
bone is made of... | osteocytes and calcified cartilage |
two types of bone tissue | spongy (spongiform) and compact (cancellous) |
striations are... | the overlap of actin adn myosin fibers |
nerve cells are | irritable and conducive |
if it is mylinated... | it can move faster |
in between schwann cells are | node of ranvier |
covered in myelin in nerve cell... | schwann's cell |