Anatomical Position 2
Moving away from the midline
lateral
The 4 phases of mitosis.
Prophase
Metaphase
Anaphase
Telophase
Location of genetic information (DNA)
nucleus
1 benefit from UV exposure to skin
Vitamin D production
Replacement of destroyed tissues by cells of the same kind.
regeneration
distal or inferior
Number of daughter cells produced from meiosis
4
Site of production of ribosomes
nucleolus
Most abundant tissue in the body.
connective
Another name for fibrosis.
scar tissue
When doing a cartwheel, what plane are you moving in?
coronal or frontal
Number of daughter cells produced from mitosis
2
Type of passive transport where molecules move across a cell membrane.
diffusion
3 of the 6 categories of connective tissue
Adipose
Cartilage
Bone
Blood
Loose connective
Fibrous connective
True or false, when a tissue undergoes repair the blood supply increases to the injury site
True
ventral
4 types of tissue
Epithelial
Connective
Muscle
Nervous
Passive transport where water crosses the cell membrane.
osmosis
Function of adipose tissue
protective cushion
insulation
store energy
Tissues that regenerate easily.
epithelial, bone, fibrous connective tissue.
Horizontal plane that divides a body into superior and inferior sections
transverse
Type of tissue attached to a basement membrane
epithelial
Type of movement across cell membrane that requires ATP.
active transport
Differences between cardiac muscle and skeletal muscle.
Cardiac = intercalated discs, single nucleus, branched
Skeletal = multinucleated, no intercalated discs.
Tissues that typically scar easily.
Cardiac and nervous tissue.