Tissues (im cooked)

proper epithelial tissue

body coverings

glandular epithelial tissue

glands

epithelial tissue

protects, absorbs, filters, secreates

cells fit close together

has several layers

avascular (not much blood)

simple

one layer

stratified

multiple layers

squamous

flattened

cuboidal

cube-shaped

columnar

column-like

simple squamous

usually forms membranes, lines body cavities, lunds and capillaries

allows for diffusion among the membrane

simple cuboidal

common in glands and their ducts

forms walls of kidney tubes

covers ovaries

pseudostratified

primarily located in the respiratory tract, lining the nasal passages, trachea, and bronchi

absorbs and secretes

stratified squamous

found as protective covering where friction is common

located at skin, mouth, and esophagus

stratified cuboidal

to protect functional gland tissue and to enable the excretion of gland products

located at sweat and salivary glands

stratified columnar

protection from physical damage and microbial entry, and secretion, particularly mucus to keep surfaces moist.

locations like the conjunctiva of the eye, parts of the male urethra, the pharynx, and the anus, and also in the ducts of exocrine glands

endocrine

ductless and secretes hormones

exocrine

employs through ducts to epithelial surface

includes sweat and oil glands

Muscle Tissue

produces movement

Skeletal muscle

voluntary

cells are striated with several nuclei

maintains body posture, generating heat to regulate body temperature, stabilizing joints, and protecting internal organs

located in skeleton

Cardiac Muscle

pumps blood involuntary

cells are striated with INFLATED DICS

Smooth Muscle

involuntary

organ must be irritated to work

surrounds hollow organs

1 nucleus per cell

Fibrosis

repair by dense fibrous connective tissue

muscle

which tissue does NOT regenerate easily?

adipose

insulates, protects and provides fuel

under skin

Hyaline

most common

provides smooth, low-friction surfaces and structural support in joints, airways, and other areas of the body

located at ends of all bones

Fibrocartilage

highly compressive

discs between vertebrae

dense connective

provides strength and support

areolar

cushions protects

beneath the skin

reticular

forms stroma of lymphoid organs

located in lymph nodes, spleen, bone marrow

neoplasia

abnormal cell growth

hyperplasia

cell growth caused by irritant

sacropenia

progressive loss in muscle and strength