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Hist Lo Logy - General TIssue and Specialty Overview
Hist Lo Logy - General TIssue and Specialty Overview
Cell
Gen. Feat. -Tightly Packed cells -anchored to a basement membrane, sit on connective tissue -avascular
Unique Feat.
Location Underlying hollow organs ex: resp.tube, stomach, lining of ventral body Cav. and & Supercial: skin Underlying or inner lining of blood vessels & most body glands. EX:Salivary Gland: mouth Sweat (exocrine) Glands:Palmer surface
1.Glands: clusters of epithelial cells that make secretion a.Endocrine Glandsinternal secretion into blood stream are ductless
Secretion
Cell
Gen. Feat.
Unique Feat.
Function external secretion via ducts simple organ made of epithelium & conn. Tissue
2. Body Membrane
1. Mucous Mem different epithelium upon loose connective tissue. lines hallow organs of respiratory digestive & urinary system
-protection (protects skin) secretion() transport of materials like oxygen and nutrients -*absorption: ex lungs. ex: glucose through mucus membrane in GI
Tissue type 2. Serous Membranesquamous epithelium over loose connective tissue. Fluids wet & not connected to outside world (internal) S.M.a. : double lining of closed cavity. contains 2 layers Sm.)b. Pariteal layer (external)
Cell
Gen. Feat.
Unique Feat. -not oped to outside - 1 or 2 layer thats way is has double layer
Location
lines the cavity. Protects: extra layer of protection internal layer and covers the organ
Gen. Feat.
Unique Feat. Properties determined by shape & determined by cell shape & layer.
Location
Tissue type
functions for epithelium
Cell
Gen. Feat.
Unique Feat.
Location
Function
1. physical protection: Surfaceof skin protects against abrasion, friction,& infection. 2. secretion: Mucous membrane, serous membranes, glands, 3. absorption: Mucus mem 4. - food nutrition by GI. 5. Provide sensations: surface of tongue, surface of eyeball, surface nasal cavity. Specialized organs to respond to ordor,light.
Tissue type of P
cell
General Features
Unique
Location
Function
5.Provide sensations: surface of tongue, surface of eyeball, surface nasal cavity. Specialized organs to respond to odors, light 6.Sexual reproduction: specialized epithelium such as sperm or ova are derived 4rm epithelial 1.physical Properties determined by the nature of intercellular nonliving material that matrix. (ex hard gooey) a.Matrix is based ground substance. Ground substance can be uid to semi-solid. Fibrous Proteins -collagen, elastin -can see light through it -has specic forms -bers made of semi liquid ground substance -broblasts(produce & sec elastin & collagen) -sticky lm cells look empty but they are lled with fat Like areolar but broblast soak up fat(lipid) to store jelly like. have broblast & macrophages but forming internal compartments?? spleen & liver. -sticky lm
Connective- most diverse (heterogeneous) cells are loosely associated because of matrix
1a. Areolar
1b.adipose(fat)
Stores energy
1c. reticular
cell
General Features broblast PARALLEL, dense collagen bers,tendons&ligaments same as areolar but with denser collagen. comprises thickest of___
Unique
Location
Function
2b.irregular
3. Cartilage
osteoprogenitor
chondrocytes (cartilage) glycoprotein is carb that is stiff but ex & resilient
cells/
glassy strong
ear epiglottis,knee joint, vertebral disc. stretchy, not parallels. cushiony like, goes in 1 direction osteocytes only in adult bones ground substance: calcium & phosphorus. bone CARTILAGE is Avascular & doesnt regenerate. Bond:vascular, living tissue, replaces every 6 years. Lacuna (black dots) are solid. bone is made of 90% calcium cushion, provides strength
3.3 brocartilage
cell erythrocytes- red blood cells leukocytes white blood cell myeloid- red bone marrow that produces red blood cells
General Features blood is liquid, it has connective tissue. plasma is made of made of water. matrix; water & protein
Unique
Location
Function
1. physical protection; protects us from trauma & provides support ex:bone 2. support&cushioning: cartilage provides support(ex 4 ear). subcutaneous adipose
3. connection & binding: tendons (bone to muscle) and ligament(bone 2 bone) 4. fat & mineral storage.bone stores minerals like calcium. adipose stores stores 5. production/removal of red blood cells: myeloid produces blood cells. reticular takes them out of circulation
3. Muscle
cell
Unique
Location motility
Function
3.2.cardiac
involuntary
striated(parallel)
heart-i
pumping blood
3.3.smooth
involuntary
non-striated
squeezing action
4.nervous tissue
4.2. neuroglia