What is the tissue Type?
Where is it Located?
What is its function?
What is the notable structure?
MISC
10
Loose Areolar Connective Tissue
10
ligaments
10
Protects, Pads, stores fat (energy), and insulates
10
What Tissue type is this?
Dense Regular CT
20
Loose Adipose CT (deep)
20
Wall of Aorta
20
gives ability to stretch without tearing
20
Sinusoid- hold red blood cells
30
Mainly in hypodermis, but found throughout the body
30
easily move material up to epithelial
30
Name the three Tissues found here in order from superficial to deep:
1.) Keratinized stratified squamous ET
2.) Loose CT
3.) Dense Irregular CT
40
Dense irregular CT
40
Dermis of the skin
40
Wide collagen fibers, thinner elastic fibers, dark spots are nuclei of mast cells-immunity
40
Name the function of the three tissue types found here in order from superficial to deep:
1.) strength and waterproofing
2.) Binds skin to muscles and surrounds muscles/strength/flexibility
3.) provide strength and resistance to tearing
50
Loose Areolar Connective Tissue
50
Hypodermis mainly, but also found throughout the body
50
provide strength and resistance to tearing
50
densely packed collagen fibers, parallel to the long axis of the tendon or ligament
60
Dense Reticular CT
60
Wall of the Aorta
60
build organs-liver and spleen
60
Large "bubbles"- adipocytes- which store triglycerides in the hypodermis to make up adipose CT
60
What Tissue type is this?
Elastic CT
70
Dense Regular CT
70
Reticular region of the dermis
70
Protects, Pads, stores fat (energy), and insulates
70
epidermal parallel pegs, dermal papillae
70
What two tissue types can you see here from superficial to deep?
1.) Adipose Tissue
2.) elastic CT
80
tendons
80
easily move material up to epithelial
80
What two Tissues can you see here from superficial to Deep?
1.) keratinized stratified squamous ET
2.) Loose CT
90
Dense Irregular CT
90
Wall of the aorta
90
return to its original length after stretching
90
the lumen of the aorta
100
Loose Adipose CT
100
Dermis of the Skin
100
gives ability to stretch without tearing
100
What Tissue type is this?
Elastic CT
110
Dense Regular CT
110
Papillary region of dermis, around blood vessels and nerves
110
return to its original length after stretching
110
What part of the dermis is adipose located in?
Hypodermis
120
Dense irregular CT
120
ligaments
120
return to its original length after stretching
120
Wide collagen fibers, thinner elastic fibers, dark spots are nuclei of mast cells-immunity
120
Which part of the dermis is the two Tissues located in?
1.) keratinized stratified squamous located in the epidermis
2.) Loose CT located in the dermis
130
Papillary region of dermis, around blood vessels and nerves
130
gives ability to stretch without tearing
140
Elastic CT
140
Liver, Spleen, Lymph nodes, Thymus, Bone Marrow
This particular slide is the spleen
140
Gives strength in multi-direction
140
densely packed collagen fibers, parallel to the long axis of the tendon or ligament
140
What two tissue types can you see here from superficial to deep?
1.) Dense irregular CT
2.) Adipose CT