Epithelial Facts
Protects from trauma, UV light, extreme temperature, drying, and bacterial invasion.
What is the skin?
Connects muscle to bone.
What is tendon?
There are three types of muscles. _______, smooth, and cardiac muscles.
What is skeletal muscle?
Muscle stiffness that occurs after death.
What is Rigor Mortis?
Squamous, cuboidal, and columnar.
What is the shape of epithelial tissue?
Shapes all bodies, protects internal organs, and has blood vessels.
What are bones?
An involuntary heart muscle.
What is cardiac muscle?
A genetically transmitted disease where the muscles don’t relax and results in extreme muscling and leanness.
What is PSS?
Protects from the sun's UV rays.
What is skin pigment?
Connects bone to bone.
What is ligament?
An involuntary muscle found in many hollow organs.
What is smooth muscle?
A muscle disease caused by a lack of calcium.
What is milk fever?
A special filament located in the respiratory tract.
What is cilia?
A layer of cells beneath the skin that stores excess lipids.
What is adipose tissue?
A muscle cell that has many nuclei and mitochondria, is organized in parallel rows, and is separated by connective tissue.
What is myofiber?
A myopathy associated with deficiencies of selenium or vitamin E or both.
What is white muscle disease?
Covers the intestinal, reproductive, urinary tracts, and line tubes.
What is epithelial tissue?
A connective tissue that lacks blood vessels, shapes organs, and is supported by a surrounding fluid.
What is cartilage?
The proteins that make up myofilaments.
What are actin and myosin?
A disease in the legs of cattle that causes the muscle cells in the leg to die out.
What is blackleg?