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| Tissue | Groups of celss with similar structure and function |
| Epithelial tissue does what? | Protects, absorbs, filters, and secretes. Lines glandular tissue of the body |
| Apical means | The exposed surface or free side not touching other cells |
| One layer of cells | Simple |
| Epithelial tissue is avasuclar meaning it has | No blood supply |
| Many layers of cells | Stratified |
| Flat cells | Squamous |
| Cube-shaped cells | Cuboidal |
| column shaped cells | Columnar |
| How are epithelial cells named? | Number of layers and Shape |
| Simple Squamous Epithelium is found... | Air sacks of lungs, capillary walls, and lines arteries and body cavitites |
| Simple cuboidal Epithelium is found... | In glands and ducts. Tubes of the body. |
| Psudostratified Columnar Epithelium is found... | Respiratory tract to abosorb and secrete, often cilliated |
| Simple Columnar Epithelium is found... | Respritory and digestive system open to the outside mucus membranes. |
| What are the four types of stratified epithelia? | Stratified Sqamous, Stratified cuboidal and columnar, Trasitional, and Glandular Epithelium |
| Where is stratified Squamous Epithelium found? | Most common form in the body, High friction areas such as hands and mouth |
| Where is Strtified transitional epithelium is found? | Only in the Urinary system, bladder, to stretch and retract |
| Where is Glandular Epithelium found? | In the endocrine and exocrine gland |
| What are the types of connectie tissue? | Bone, Cartilage, Dense Connctive, Loose Connective, Areolar, and Adipose |
| What is the most common tissue in the body? | Connective tissue |
| Bone | Used for protection and support |
| Cartilage | Softer, few blood vessels, repair is difficult, flexable |
| Dense connective tissue | Tendons, ligaments, stretchy tough tissue |
| Hyaline Cartilage | Forms fetus bone structure and spinal discs |
| What are the Loose Connective tissues | Areolar, adipose, and blood |
| Adipose tissue is also known as | Fat, with its giant vacuoles |
| Areaolar Tissue | Holds your face in place with collogen and elastic fibers |
| What are the three muscle tissues | Skeletal muscle, cardiac tissue, smooth muscle tissue |
| This tissue supports voluntary movement and is multinucleated | Skeletal muscle |
| Only found in one organ of the body and is responsible for involutary movemen | Cardiac muscle |
| Involutary movements throughout the body | Smooth muscle |
| The muscles in the eye, intestines, and uterus | Smooth muscle |
| Striated muscle tissue with intercalated disks | Cardiac tissue |
| Straited multinucleated tissue | Skeletal muscle |
| Synonym for neurons | Nerves |
| Transport electrochemical signals | Neurons |
| Support nerves | Gleal or supporting cells |
| Mylin sheeth | a type of gleal cells that speeds up the nerves signal. |
