Cell Team Six (Like Seal Team Six but Cells)
These cells fuel inflammation by releasing cytokins.
What are Mast Cells?
Waldo is sitting on your hand telling you a story of all the places he has been. What region of the body is he sitting on?
What is Palmar?
The zombie developed a sore from laying in his grave and not moving for a long time. Blood flow was cut off, causing tissue damage. What type of injury has developed?
What is Pressure Injury?
This organelle is the sorting and packing center for the cells. It prepares materials for shipment.
What is the Golgi apparatus?
These are the junctions between cardiac cells that allow all the muscle tissue in the heart to move as a single unit.
What are Intercalated Disks?
These cells support and provide nutrients to neurons but do not carry electrical impulse.
What are Neuroglia?
Mini Waldo is climbing up your arm toward your shoulder. He stops at your elbow to take a break. What anatomical region is he resting on?
What is Antecubital?
A zombie's face is covered in red bumps and pimples from all the dead skin cells and extra oil blocking his sebaceous glands. This condition is ___.
What is Acne?
This tissue functions like the delivery routes of the postal system, carrying packages throughout the body?
What is Connective tissue
This structure anchors basal epithelial cells to the underlying basement membrane.
What are Hemidesmosomes?
This specialized connective tissue cell drives the regeneration phase of tissue repair.
What are Fibroblasts?
If waldo jumped in your mouth and was accidentally swallowed and now in your stomach he would be _______ to your brain.
What is Inferior?
After a zombies deep cut is healed there is a layer of fibrous connective tissue left as a replacement, leaving a permanent mark on the skin. This mark is called a ___.
What is a Scar?
This membrane acts like the security gate, by controlling what enters and leaves the facility.
What is plasma membrane?
This signaling type is used for nearby cells and is facilitated through gap junctions.
What is Paracrine?
These cells are the first line of defense in the epidermis.
What are Langerhans Cells?
If waldo is climbing up your back he is on the _____ side of your body.
What is Dorsal?
A zombie develops thick red patches on his skin, covered with flaky scales from his skin regenerating and shedding too quickly. This condition is ___.
What is Psoriasis?
This skin layer acts like the protective outer walls of a postal building, shielding everything inside.
What is stratum corneum?
This signaling has a far range and utilizes the bloodstream to carry the signaling molecule.
What is Endocrine?
These cells make up the blood (RBC).
What are Erythrocytes?
Waldo travels from standing on your skin down to your bones. What directional term describes the bones relative to your skin?
What is Deep?
After being bitten by another zombie the skin surrounding the bite becomes warm, swollen, red, and painful. What protective response is his body performing?
What is Inflammation?
This process sends a package out with help from a protein but without using energy.
What is facilitated diffusion?
This connection is used between cells of the stratum corneum layer to provide a watertight seal.
What are Tight Junctions?