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Tissues

A review of the four major tissue types found in the human body.

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tissuea group of similar cells that perform a specific function
differentiationtissue that has the ability to be very specialized
4 tlissue typesepithelium, connective, muscle, nervous
epithelial tissuecovers, lines and forms glands
connective tissuebinds and supports; most abundant tissue
muscle tissuemovement, contraction
nervous tissuetransmits messages & impulses; most specialized tissue
matrixfound in connective tissue; consists of ground substance and fibers
classificatoin of epithelial tissuecell shape and arrangement of layers
quick repair of epithelial tissuedue to high mitotic rate
keratinwaterproofing protein foun in the skin
transitional epitheliumhas ability to stretch; bladder
basement membranelocated between epithelial and connective tissue
endocrine glandsductless; secrete directly into blood; salivary glands
exocrine glands secrete substance trhough a duct; tear duct
adipose tissuefunctions in insulation and energy storage
fibroblastfound in connective tissue; secretes matrix and fibers
avascular tissueepithelial tissue; cartilage
vascular tissuemost connective tissue
tendonsmade of dense connective tissue
hyaline cartilageglassy appearance; provides movement at joints
apple body shapeextra body fat on torso;increases risk of heart disease
pear body shapeextra body fat in hip area; increases risk of heart disease
erythrocytesRBC's; important in oxygen transport
leukocytesWBC's; important in immunity
plateletsthrombocytes; important in clotting
mucous membraneopen to exterior; GI tract
serous membranesline closed cavities; lungs
cutaneous membranesmembranes of the skin
subcutaneousrefers to under the skin
uninucleated tissuecardiac tissue; smooth tissue
striated tissueskeletal and cardiac tissue
nonstriated tissuesmooth muscle
neuronsnerve cells that transmit impulses
neurogliacells of nervous tissue that support neurons; does not conduct nerve impulses; site for tumors
axonstructure that conducts impulses away from the cell
dendritestructure of a nerve that conducts impulses toward the cell
pleurisyinflammation of pleural membrane of lungs
ciliated epithelial cellsmove substances through an area; respiratory system


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