Tissues

Question 1

Four tissue types

Answer 1

Epithelial, connective, muscle, nervous

Question 2

Fixed tissue def

Answer 2

Tissue is in a solvent

Question 3

Sectioned def

Answer 3

Cut into thin slices for light or electron transmission

Question 4

Stained def

Answer 4

Enhancing contrast

Question 5

Artifacts def

Answer 5

Distortions

Question 6

Light microscopy uses metal coatings and electron microscopy uses dyes

Answer 6

F. Other way around

Question 7

Epithelial def

Answer 7

Sheet of cells covering surfaces or cavitgies

Question 8

Two main form of epithelial (what they are, not categorized)

Answer 8

Covering and lining, glandular epithelia

Question 9

Epithelial tissue common example

Answer 9

Skin

Question 10

Glandular epithelia meaning and example

Answer 10

Secretory gland tissues. Salivary glands

Question 11

Protection, absorption, filtration, excretion, secretion and senosory are all functions of what kind of tissue

Answer 11

Epithelial

Question 12

Polarity, specialized contacts, connective tissue support, avasvular but inner acted, and regeneration are factors of connective tissue

Answer 12

F. Epithelial

Question 13

Apical surface def

Answer 13

Exposed to surface of cavity with microvilli

Question 14

Basal surface def

Answer 14

Faces towards body, holding surface of epithelial to other cellas

Question 15

We haste are epithelial tissues

Answer 15

Form continuous sheets and binding adjacent cells

Question 16

What are the lateral contacts

Answer 16

Tight junctions, desmosomes

Question 17

Tight functions

Answer 17

Stitching tightly tight

Question 18

Desmosomes def

Answer 18

Anchoring junctions, binding like velcro

Question 19

Cadherins def

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Linker proteins

Question 20

Tight junctions vs desmosomes diff

Answer 20

One is tight to prevent leaks, other provide structural strength

Question 21

Epithelial sheets are supportive by connective tissue like lateral laminate

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F. Reticular lamina

Question 22

Baseman memberances are made up of

Answer 22

Basal and reticular lamina

Question 23

Why are basement membranes there

Answer 23

Reinforces, definition, resists stretching and tearing,

Question 24

Cancerous epithelial cells die along the basement membrane

Answer 24

F. Penetrate the boundary and invade tissues

Question 25

Epithelial tissues are avascular

Answer 25

T. But innervated

Question 26

Why were epithelial tissues regenerative

Answer 26

lateral contacts can break

Question 27

What happens with epithelial tissues are exposed to friction

Answer 27

Replaced or cell division or requires nutrients

Question 28

Epithelia tissue names

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Simple and stratified

Question 29

What are the shapes of epithelial cells

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Squamous, cuboidal, columnar

Question 30

Kidney and lungs are

Answer 30

Simple squamous epithelium

Question 31

Simple epithelia functions

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Absorption, secretion, filtration

Question 32

Simple squamous help for protection of the cytoplasm greatly

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F. Only a thin layer can be protective

Question 33

Endothelium examples

Answer 33

Lymphatic vessels, blood vessels, heart lining

Question 34

Mesothelium examples

Answer 34

Cavity, lungs

Question 35

Simple cuboidal function

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Secretion, absorption

Question 36

Simple cuboidal location

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Kidney, ducts, secretory of small glands, ovary surfaces

Question 37

Simple columnar cells do not have microvilli

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F. They sometimes do or have cilia’s too

Question 38

Goblet cells meaning

Answer 38

Mucus secreting unicellular glands

Question 39

Absorption, mucus and enzyme secretion,

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Simple columnar

Question 40

Pseudostratufied columnar epithelia functions

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Secretion,

Question 41

Pseudo stratified columnar location

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Cilated like trachea

Question 42

Stratified epithelia tissues have more than two to four layers

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F. Two or more

Question 43

Where do new cells generate

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Basal cells diving and migrating to the surface

Question 44

Stratified squamous keratinized

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Cells are full of keratin and dead

Question 45

Stratified squamous function

Answer 45

Protects underlying tissues from abrasion

Question 46

Stratified squamous location

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Moist linings like esophagus, mouth, vagina

Question 47

Stratified cuboidal epithelium location

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Sweat and mammary glands

Question 48

Stratified cuboidal epithelium layers

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Two

Question 49

Stratified columnar epithelium location

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Pharynx, male urethra, some glandular ducts

Question 50

Only apical layer is columnar in stratified

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T

Question 51

Traditional epithelium description

Answer 51

Resembles stratified swuamous and cuboidal. Basal cells are cuboidal or columnar. Surface is squamous like