A Tissue for My Issue
I feel Nervous
I like to Move it Move it
EVERYTHING has a silver lining
I feel like we have a connection.
100
What are the 4 types of tissues are there?
Epithelial, connective, muscle, nervous
100
What is the job of nervous tissues?
They conduct electrical signals
OR
They control the body.
100
Name the one type of tissue that does its job by shortening its cells.
Muscular tissues, this is known as muscle contraction.
100
This tissue type lines the outside of the body and body cavities internally. It also lines organs, ducts and glands.
Epithelial Tissue
100
List three functions of connective tissue.
Provides support and protection, serves as frameworks within the body, fills spaces, stores fat, makes blood cells, protects against infections and helps repair tissue damage.
200
A group of cells that share a common function.
Tissue
200
What is a neuron?
A nerve cell.
200
Which muscles are under voluntary control?
Skeletal
200
How do you classify Epithelial Tissues?
By the shape and number of layers of the tissue.
200
A rigid connective tissue that provides support, attachments and cushion.
It's formed around chondrocytes.
Cartilage
300
Why does cartilage heal slower than other tissues?
Avascular - blood transfers nutrients for healing
300
Name one structure in the body where nervous tissues are found:
List one: Brain, spinal chord, peripheral nervous system.
300
Where is each type of muscle found?
Cardiac - In the heart!
Smooth - blood vessels and around hollow organs
Skeletal - attached to bones
300
Name this type of epithelial tissue .
Transitional
300
What are the three types of connective tissue and at least one example of each?
Connective tissue proper - adipose, etc.
Fluid CT - Lymph and blood
Supporting - cartilage and bone
400
Name a function of each type of tissue.
Epithelial, Connective, Muscle, and Nervous Tissue (will vary)
400
Cells that support neurons.
Neuroglia
400
What are characteristics of striations and nuclei with each type of muscle?
Skeletal - striated, multinuclei
Cardiac - striated, single nuclei
Smooth - nonstriated, single nuclei
400
This type of epithelium lines kidney tubules.
Simple Cuboidal
400
What does the matrix consist of and what are the four types?
Protein fibers and ground substance, gelatinous, fibrous, fluid, and calcified
500
Name the four membranes found in body tissue and at least one of their locations.
Mucous - lines urinary, digestive, and respiratory tracts (things that communicate with outside)
Serous - lines ventral cavity (pleura - lungs, peritoneum - abdominal, pericardium - heart)
Cutaneous - skin
Synovial - bone articulations - knee, elbow
500
Which part of the neuron communicates with other cells? other neurons?
axon terminal, dendrites
500
Cardiac muscle cells are joined by desmosomes and gap junctions. What is the difference of these?
Desmosomes - durable, web like, can stretch and twist
Gap junctions - tubular channels, rapid communication
500
This type of epithelium lines the stomach, intestines, gallbladder, uterine tubes, and collecting ducts of kidneys.
Simple Columnar Epithelium.
500
These are the least common type of connective tissue fibers.
reticular fibers