Tissues
Integument
Bone Anatomy
Connective + Muscle + Nervous
Random stuff I didn't have room for
100
The four types of tissues.
What are epithelia, connective, muscle, and nervous?
100
Layers of epidermis. Bonus: which one is present only in thick skin?
Stratum Corneum
Stratum Lucidum
Stratum Granulosum
Stratum Spinosum
Stratum Basale
100
Defining features of compact bone.
What are osteons and central canals?
100
The two main components of connective tissues.
What are cells and a matrix?
100
Location of stem cells, melanocytes, and dendritic cells.
What is the epidermis?
200
The different epithelial cell shapes and their layer names.
What are simple, stratified, and pseudostratified squamous, columnar, and cuboidal.
BONUS: transitional
200
Layers of dermis.
Papillary
Reticular
200
The two kinds of marrow, their function, and their location.
Red: spongy bone of many bones such as long bones and vertebrae, hematopoiesis
Yellow: medullary cavity of long bones, fat storage
200
The two kinds of fibrous connective tissues.
What are dense (dense regular and dense irregular) and loose (areolar, reticular, adipose)?
200
Pathologies of the skin.
What are albinism, bruising, jaundice, etc.
300
Function(s) of connective tissues.
Bind, support, fill spaces, connect areas of the body together, nutrient reservoir, etc.
300
Similarities and differences between apocrine and merocrine glands.
Similarities: both in epidermis, both sweat glands
Differences: outlet, age of onset, function of sweat
300
Function of bones.
What are protection, muscle/tendon/ligament insertion/movement, blood formation, fat storage, nutrient reservoir, etc.
300
The only tissue with intercalated discs.
The only tissue under voluntary control.
The only tissue without striations.
Cardiac muscle
skeletal muscle
Smooth muscle
300
Endochondral Ossification vs Intramembranous Ossification
E.O. - Cartilage model first, then ossified, usually for long bones
I.O. - membrane model first, then ossified, usually for flat bones
400
Kinds of glands in the integumentary system.
endocrine vs exocrine
apocrine vs merocrine
mammary
sebaceous
ceruminous
400
The main epithelial tissue type in epidermis.
What is stratified squamous?
400
The process of bone building and breaking down.
400
Function of axon, dendrite, and cell body.
Dendrite - receive action potential
Axon - send action potential along a nerve quickly
Cell Body - house organelles
400
Uses of calcium.
Endo/Exocytosis, action potential propagation, muscle contraction, bone strength
500
Definition of "tissue".
Cells of a similar kind working together.
500
The function and location of dermal papilla.
What are finger prints and the dermis?
500
Endosteum vs Periosteum
Endosteum - membrane that covers the inside of the medullary cavity
Periosteum - membrane that covers the outside of a bone
500
New staple policy.
5% off every paper assignment that isn't stapled.
500
Kind of connective tissue that is the framework of glands like the spleen.
What is reticular connective tissue?