Health and healing and other
state of normal anatomy and physiology
What is Health?
The difference between fixed cells and transient cells
What is fixed cells remain in connective tissue and are involved in production and maintenance of the matrix, while transient cells pass in and out of connective tissue (also called diapedesis) and is involved in repair and protection of tissue
The top of the head between the base of the ears is referred to as the
What is Poll
the 4 tissue types
What are epithelial tissue, connective tissue, muscle tissue, and nervous tissue
The basic functional units of animal life
What is cells
In tissue healing and repair, this is the first stage in the healing process
what is Inflammation
The three specialized connective tissues
What are cartilage, bone, blood
The knee of the horse is also called the
What is Carpus
type of cellular attachment that allows exchange of ions and nutrients between cells
What is Gap Junction
The cavity that the thorax and abdomen are located in
What is ventral cavity?
Type of effusions
What is transudate and Exudate
membrane lines organs that have connections to the outside environment.
Mucous membranes
The fetlock is located between
What is the cannon bone and proximal phalanx of hoofed animals
surface that faces the underlying connective tissue
What is Basal surface
membrane that covers the thoracic cavity and the membrane that covers the abdominal cavity
What is pleura (thoracic) and peritoneum (abdominal)
Covers granulation tissue
What is Epithelialization
type of neural cell does not transmit impulses, but rather serves a supporting role
What is Neuroglial cell
plane that divides the body into cranial and caudal parts
What is Transverse plane
the classifications of exocrine glands and the ways they're secreted
What is merocrine (secretory cells stay intact)
what is apocrine (top part of cell is released)
what is holocrine (entire cell is destroyed)
possesses both endocrine and exocrine glands
what is pancreas
The membrane lines the cavities of joints.
What are synovial membranes
The extracellular fibers of connective tissue
What are collagenous fibers, reticular fibers, Elastic fibers
controls the rate of secretion from glands
what is Hormones and nervous influences