Tissue Types
tissue type that provides for power and movement in the body
muscle tissue
Structures that provide energy for the cell
mitochondria
Lungs, trachea and bronchi belong to this system
respiratory
Nerves, brain and spinal cord; system?
nervous system
An excess (too much) fluid in the body tissues is called...
edema
fatty tissue is called ______________ tissue
adipose
These structures contain digestive enzymes to digest and destroy old cells
lysosomes
This system creates a framework for the body, acts as levers for muscles, and protects internal organs
skeletal system
Stomach, esophagus, intestines; system
digestive system
Cells with a similar function join together to form....
tissues
Tissue type that lines intestines, respiratory tract, forms body glands and is the main tissue in the skin
epithelial tissue
Golgi apparatus/bodies
This system protects the body from injury, infection and dehydration
integumentary system
Function of this system is to carry oxygen and nutrients to cells, carry wastes away, help make cells that fight infection
circulatory system
Cartilage, which acts as a shock absorber/cushion and is found in the nose and ears, is which type of tissue? (be specific)
hard connective tissue
bone is called ____________ tissue
osseous
Pocketlike folds in the cell membrane which allow large molecules (proteins, fats) to enter the cell are called...
pinocytic vesicles
the pituitary gland, thyroid, adrenals, pancreas, ovaries and testes belong to this system
endocrine system
skin, hair, nails - belong to which system?
Integumentary system
Which type of muscle tissue provides movement in the digestive, respiratory, urinary tracts; movement in internal organs?
smooth/visceral muscle
List the three types of muscle tissue
skeletal, cardiac, smooth/visceral
This cell structure is important in cell reproduction; it also makes ribosomes
nucleolus
Function of this system is to carry some tissue fluid and wastes to the blood, and help fight infections
lymphatic system
bladder, kidneys, ureters, urethra - which system?
urinary system
Study of how disease occurs, what happens to the body when someone has a disease
pathophysiology