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list 3 functions and 3 locations of eptihelial tissues throughout the body
protection, absorption, secretion. epidermis, lining of digestive tract, and lining of blood vessels
list 3 functions and 3 locations of connective tissues throughout the body
supports and binds tissues, protects organs, stores energy. bone, tendons and ligaments, adipose
list 3 functions and 3 locations of muscle tissue
movement, posture, and heat. heart, skeletal muscles, smooth muscle
list 3 functions and locations of nervous tissue
detects stimuli, processes information, and transmits nerve impulses. brain, spinal cord, peripheral nerves
what is the basal surface of epitheal tissue? what does it connect?
it is the bottom surface of epthielial cells. attaches to the basement membrane
which surface (basal or apical) touches the lumen of a blood vessel?
apical surface
can epithelial tissue regenerate and is this of any significance?
yes, it repairs itself quickly after injury because it experiences frequent wear and tear
whats the difference between simple and stratified epithelium
simple is one layer and stratified is multiple
what is the function of cilia? are they on the basal or apical surface
moves mucus or other materials across cell surface. apical
true or false, adipocytes each store many small fat droplets
false
list 2 characteristics of elastin fibers
stretch easily, return to original shape
what is the importance of ground substance in connective tissue
supports and binds cells and fibers
true or false tightly packed collegan fibers compose dense regular connective tissue such as tendons, ligaments, and aponeuroses
true
which type of connective is highly calcified and used to support weight
osseous tissue
what is a major difference betweenmucous and serous membranes
mucous lines passages that open to the outside, serous lines closed body cavities.
true or false, immflamation is a hinderence for healing and tissue repair
false
true or false, the cutaneous membrane is composed of the outer epidermis and the inner dermis
true
true or false, the subcutaneous layer us part of the epidermis
false
list 3 functions of the integumentary system
protection, regulation of temperature, sensation
what tissue type dominates the epidermis
keratinized stratified sqamous epithelium
true or false, the epidermis is vascularized
false
list the five strata of thick skin from most superficial the deepest
corneum, lucidum, granulosum, spinosum, basale
stem cells that replace superficial keratinocytes are found in which layer
basale
what is the difference between insensible and sensible perspiration
insensible has water evaportating without noticing and sensible is like sweat
true or false, a cut made perpendicular to tension lines remians shut and heals well
false
list two things that nerve fibers in the skin influence
sensory perception and control of sweat glands and blood vessels
what two pigments influence skin color and where are they found
melanin in epidermis and carotene in adipose
what parts of the body do hairs not cover
palms and soles, lips, nipples, portions of genitalia
what are the functions of hair
protection, insulation, sensation
what functions do sebaceous glands produce
secrete sebum, prevent dryness, lubrication
what are the four phases of injury repair to the integumentary system
inflammatory, migratory, proliferative, remodeling
in which layer of the integumentary system do the accessory structures originate
the dermis