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Question 1: Contains neurons and neuroglia
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Nervous tissue
Question 2: Areolar tissue
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Appears: roadmap with cities and highways Function/Location: underlies all epithelia, between muscles, passageways for nerves and blood vessels (Connective - Fibrous - Loose -)
Question 3: Simple squamous epithelium
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Appears: Single row of flat cells Function: permits diffusion of substances, secretes serous fluid Locations: alveoli (lungs), glomeruli (kidneys), endothelium (inside layer), and serosa
Question 4: Forms framework of outer ear
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Elastic cartilage
Question 5: Endoderm forms
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mucous membrane forming the GI tract and respiratory system (inner)
Question 6: Muscle that composes heart
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Cardiac muscle
Question 7: Transmits impulses along cellular processes
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Nervous tissue
Question 8: Main tissue of tendons and ligaments
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Dense regular connective
Question 9: Contains intercalated discs
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Cardiac muscle
Question 10: Connective tissue fibers (know to recognize/understand)
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1)collagen: white, tough, stretch resistant yet flexible, tendons, ligaments, deep layer of skin 2)reticular: thin, framework, mesh, in spleen & lymph nodes 3)elastic: yellow, thin, branching, for stretch & recoil, skin, lungs, arteries
Question 11: Main tissue of dermis
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Dense irregular connective
Question 12: Adipose tissue
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Appears: empty, thin margins, nucleus up against membrane Function: energy storage, insulation, cushioning Locations: hypodermis (& around organs) (Connective - Fibrous - Loose - )
Question 13: Coordinates, regulates, and integrates body functions
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Nervous tissue
Question 14: Skeletal muscle
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striations, multiple nuclei, voluntary movement
Question 15: Function of bone tissue
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skeletal support, leverage for muscles, mineral storage
Question 16: Cardiac muscle
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striations, one nucleus, involuntary movement, intercalated discs
Question 17: Simple squamous epithelium
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Forms walls of capillaries and air sacs of lungs
Question 18: Two primary tissue types without blood vessels
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stratified squamous epithelium (epidermis) and cartilage
Question 19: Fibroblasts
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produce the fibers and ground substance of the matrix in fibrous connective tissues
Question 20: Functions as heat insulator beneath skin
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Adipose
Question 21: Moves food through the digestive tract
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Smooth muscle
Question 22: Binds skin to underlying organs
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Areolar connective
Question 23: Forms supporting tissue in walls of thymus and spleen
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Reticular connective
Question 24: Nerve tissue
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Function: internal communication between cells Location: brain, spinal cord, nerves, ganglia
Question 25: Cartilage description
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supportive connective tissue with rubbery matrix, no blood vessels, chondroblasts form cartilage and become chondrocytes when surrounded
Question 26: Four Connective Tissue types
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fibrous, cartilage, bone, blood
Question 27: Transitional epithelium
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Forms inner lining of urinary bladder
Question 28: Ciliated Pseudostratified columnar epithelium
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Forms linings of trachea and bronchi
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