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Anatomy Notes: Tissues and Glands, Quizzes of Physiology

Definitions and functions of various types of tissues and glands in the human body, including epithelial, connective, muscle, nerve, squamous, cuboidal, columnar, and pseudo-stratified. It also covers different types of glands such as simple and compound tubular, alveolar, and merocrine, and discusses their locations and functions.

Typology: Quizzes

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TERM 1
Epithelial Tissue
DEFINITION 1
covers surface of the body, lines hollow cavities of organs ex:
skin, endothelium ...mesothelium- covers heart.
TERM 2
Connective Tissue
DEFINITION 2
connects several organs together, acts like a packing
material. ex: blood, bone, adipose
TERM 3
Muscle Tissue
DEFINITION 3
Responsible for movement of body parts, exhibit
contractibility, excitability. ex: skeletal, muscle, smooth
muscle, cardiac muscles.
TERM 4
Nerve Tissue
DEFINITION 4
conducts actin potential ex: neurons
TERM 5
Squamous
DEFINITION 5
flat thin
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Epithelial Tissue

covers surface of the body, lines hollow cavities of organs ex: skin, endothelium ...mesothelium- covers heart. TERM 2

Connective Tissue

DEFINITION 2 connects several organs together, acts like a packing material. ex: blood, bone, adipose TERM 3

Muscle Tissue

DEFINITION 3 Responsible for movement of body parts, exhibit contractibility, excitability. ex: skeletal, muscle, smooth muscle, cardiac muscles. TERM 4

Nerve Tissue

DEFINITION 4 conducts actin potential ex: neurons TERM 5

Squamous

DEFINITION 5 flat thin

Cuboidal

cube-like shape TERM 7

Columnar

DEFINITION 7 pillar-like TERM 8

pseudo-stratified

DEFINITION 8 single layer but looks multi-layer TERM 9

transitional

DEFINITION 9 on both sides TERM 10

squamous

DEFINITION 10 simple squamous stratified squamous

Simple Columnar

Location: lines stomach, intestines.Function: Protection- mucus protects from HcL. Absorption, secretion. TERM 17

Stratified Columnar

DEFINITION 17 Location: lines epiglottis, pharynx, rectum, urethra, mammary glands.Function: Protection, Absorption, secretion. TERM 18

Pseudostratified

DEFINITION 18 Falsely multi-layered, have cilia, ciliated and have goblet cells- secretes mucus.Location: Nasal cavity, Bronchi, Trachea.Function: Mucus escalator. TERM 19

Transitional

DEFINITION 19 Location: Ureter, renal pelvis, urinary bladder.Function: Stretching- releasing urine when full bladder. Recoiling. TERM 20

Simple Tubular Gland

DEFINITION 20 Intestinal glands

Coiled Tubular Gland

Sweat glands (sudoriferous gland) TERM 22

Branched Tubular Gland

DEFINITION 22 Gastric glands TERM 23

Simple Alveolar

DEFINITION 23 simple sac-like none in adults but present in embryo TERM 24

Branched Alveolar

DEFINITION 24 oil gland (sebaceous gland) TERM 25

Compound Tubular

DEFINITION 25 Bulbourethral gland- secretes alkaline in male reproductive organs.

Connective Tissue

Connective Tissue C.T Proper Areolar C.T (Loose C.T) Dense C.T

  1. Fluid C.T ex: CSF lymph (cerebral spinal fluid) 3. Supportive C.T ex: cartilage bones TERM 32

Areolar Connective Tissue- (loose C.T)

DEFINITION 32 Matrix- made of proteoglycans (proteins+carbohydrate) cellular populations Fibroblasts- produce matrix Mesenchyme: stem cells which does repair Mast cells: secrete histamine Heparin. Macro-phages: phagocytosis Microphages: First ones to trap pathogens. Neutrophils-die Adipose cells:Absorb shock Melanocytes: Produce melanin-skin pigments Lymphocytes: Defensive in function TERM 33

Dense Connective Tissue

DEFINITION 33 Collagen fibers: For rigid (firmness)Elastin: For flexibilityReticulate: For stability TERM 34

Fluid Connective Tissue

DEFINITION 34 Blood Plasma 55% Plasma will have 91% water, 7% plasma proteins (albumin,globulin,fibrinogen), 2% solutes Formed elements 45% RBC's, WBC's, PlateletsWhite Blood Cells Granular WBC's Agranular WBC's TERM 35

White Blood Cells

DEFINITION 35 Granular WBC's: Neutrophils- 65%, both acid and loving cells, pink small granules with 3-5 lobed nucleus. Basophils- .5-1%, base loving cells, with purple granules and "Z" shaped nucleus. Esinophils- 2-4%, acid loving cells, with orange and red granules having 2 lobed nucleus. Agranular WBC's: Monocyte- 4-6%, kidney shaped, purple. Lymphocyte- 30%, granules large deep blueish purple.

Cartilage (3 types)

Matrix: made up ofchondroitin sulfate Hylaine Cartilage- location: at elbow, ribs, trachea. Function: Reduce Friction Elastic Cartilage- location: Epiglottis, pinna of ear. Function: Tolerates distortion Fibro Cartilage- location: In between vertebrae. Function: Resists compression TERM 37

Bones

DEFINITION 37 Matrix: Made up of Hydroxyapatite crystals of calcium TERM 38

Osteons

DEFINITION 38 functional unit of bone TERM 39

Muscles (3 types)

DEFINITION 39 Skeletal- voluntary, attached to bones, prominent striations present, multi-nucleated. Cardiac- involuntary, only found in heart wall, faint striations, uni-nucleated, presence of intercalated disks. Smooth- involuntary, located in visceral organs, no striations, uni-nucleated, spindle-shaped.