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    Tissues

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    And thistype.....

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    Epithelial Tissue

    General Characteristics:- Found throughout the body, covers all

    body surfaces both inside and out.

    - Main glandular tissue.- Attached to underlying connective tissue

    by noncellular nonliving basement

    membrane.- Usually has no vascular tissue - blood

    supply

    - Cells reproduce rapidly (rapid healing).

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    Wheredoes all

    the deadskin youshed go?

    It takes about 27days for theouter layer of

    skin to shed andbe replaced;that works out to1.5 pounds ofskin cells per

    year.

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    Epithelial tissue is named basedon its description

    simple = single layer

    stratified = multiple layerssquamous = flat

    cuboidal = squarecolumnar = column (rectangle)

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    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Wvj0AbBDao
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    Simple Squamous

    Function: diffusion and filtration. Air sacs in lungs, walls of capillaries

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    Simple Cuboidal

    Function: Secretionand Absorption

    Found in kidneys

    tubules, ducts and

    covering the ovaries

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    Stratified cuboidal epithelium

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    Simple Columnar

    Function:

    Secretion andAbsorption

    Found in

    Digestive tract

    and uterus

    *Contains goblet

    cells to secrete

    mucus

    *Can have

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    Stratified Squamous

    Multi layer squamous, functions

    in protection

    Found in skin and mouth

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    The ink of tattoos must be injectedbelow the basement membrane.

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    Tissues often come inlayers on the body -superficial cuts on the

    skin may need to bestitched if they also gothrough the underlyingtissue.

    This will definitely needstitches!

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    Pseudostratified ColumnarSingle layer, nuclei are uneven which gives it a

    layered appearance

    Can have goblet cells and cilia

    Location: lining

    air passages

    and tubes of

    the

    reproductive

    system

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    Transitional Epithelium

    Stretchable

    Blocks diffusion (no leaking)

    Found in the urinary bladder

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    Glandular Epithelium

    Cells are specialized toproduce and secrete substances

    They make up the GLANDS

    exocrine glands | endocrine glands

    salivary, sweat hormones

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    Identify the tissues

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    Connective TissueGeneral Characteristics:

    -Most abundant tissue in your body, foundthroughout

    -Binds structures together

    -Provides support, protection, framework, fillsspace, stores fat, produces blood cells, fights

    infection, and helps repair tissue.

    -Composed of more scattered cells with abundant

    intercellular material ' matrix

    -Made up of a ground substance (fluid, semi-solid)

    and fibers

    -Most has a good blood supply

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    Types of Cells in Connective Tissue

    Mast cells (prevents clots)Macrophages (consumers)

    Fibroblasts (produce fibers)

    Collagenous (bones,

    ligaments, tendons)

    Elastic (respiratory)

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    Main types of FibersCollagenous fibers - strongand flexible

    bones, tendons and

    ligaments

    Elastic fibers - very flexible,ears and vocal cords

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    Categories of Connective Tissue

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    Loose Connective Tissue or Areolar Tissue

    Binds underlying

    organs to skinand to each other

    Forms delicate

    thin membranesthroughout thebody

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    Adi Ti (f t)

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    Adipose Tissue (fat)

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    Fibrous Connective Tissue

    Tendons =muscles to bones

    Ligaments =bones to bones

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    DENSE CONNECTIVE TISSUE

    CARTILAGECartilage cells are calledchondrocytesProvides support and attachments,also cushions bones

    Hyaline Cartilage

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    Hyaline Cartilage

    Covers ends of joints, nose and respiratory

    passages

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    Elastic cartilageExternal Ear and

    Larynx

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    Hyaline cartilage

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    Hyaline cartilage

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    Fibrocartilage

    Tough, shock absorbing

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    Bone Tissue (Osseus)

    Bl d Ti

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    Blood Tissue

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    Muscle Tissue

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    Cardiac muscle

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    Skeletal muscle

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    Smooth muscle

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    Nerve Tissue

    N ti ( i l d)

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    Nervous tissue (spinal cord)