these cells are in a fluid tissue, they are the red ones.
what are erythrocytes?
this tissue makes up the hypodermis
what is adipose tissue?
when the patient is lying flat on their back with their palms facing the ceiling
what is anatomical position?
what are the 3 layers of the skin
what is epidermis, dermis, hypodermis?
what is the powerhouse of the cell... makes atp
what is the mitochondria?
these cells are the 1st immune response cells in the epidermis
what are langerhans cells?
this tissue is composed of neurons and neuroglia and is for communicating.
this region is the most superior region on the body, with the head being part of it
what is cephalic region?
what is thick vs thin skin
this organelle houses DNA and holds genes.
what is the nucleus?
these cells are located at the bottom of the epidermis and they produce pigment
this tissue type is voluntary and creates movement.
what is skeletal muscle tissue?
this region holds the radius and ulna
what is antebrachial region?
this layer of epidermis is only in thick skin
what is the lucidum layer?
this organelle recycles materials and breaks down
what is lysosome?
this cell makes up around 90% of the epidermis and are held together by desmosomes
what are keratinocytes?
this tissue makes up the reticular layer in the dermis and has stresses from multiple directions
what is dense irregular tissue?
this region holds the sternocleidomastoid muscle
what is cervical region?
this layer is made of hard keratin and is the outermost layer of the hair shaft.
what is the cuticle layer?
this organelle is on rough ER and creates protein
what is ribosome?
this tissue is located in the liver, spleen, and kidney with a tough, flexible network of fibers.
what is reticular tissue?
this region is specifically located under the belly button
what is hypogastric region?
these 2 corpuscles are located in the papillary layer of the dermis
what is meissners and lamellated corpuscles?
this organelle packages and sorts materials for storage and transferring
what is golgi apparatus?