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nasal
nose
oral
mouth
cervical
neck
frontal
forehead
orbital
eye
buccal
cheek
mental
chin
acromial
shoulder
axillary
armpit pe
coxal
hip
inguinal
groin
pubic
mons pubis
brachial
arm
cubital
elbow
antebrachial
forearm
carpal
wrist
manual
hand
digital
fingers
femoral
thigh
patellar
anterior knee
crural
leg
pedal
foot
tarsal
ankle
dorsum
back of hand
popliteal
posterior knee
calcaneal
heal
superior
toward head end
anterior
toward front of body
posterior
toward back of body
medial
toward midline
sacral
tailbone
lumbar
lower back c
pectoral
chest anterior
lateral
away from midline
proximal
closer to origin of body part di
distal
farther awya from origin of a body part
epithelial tissue
closely packed cells w few matrix
avascular
free surface & basal surface
high mitotic rate
cover organs and line cavities within organs, blood vessels, respiratory and digestive tract
simple squamous
single layer of squamous epithelial tissue cells
ex) glomeruli, alveoli, blood vessels
simple cuboidal
single layer of cuboidal epithelial cells:
ex) kidney tubules, ducts of glands, ovary surface
simple columnar
single layer of columnar cells
some have goblet (mucus) and some have cilia
digestive tract
pseudostratified columnar
simple columnar epithelium with different heights
some have goblet cells/ cilia
ex) trachea
transitional epithelium
stratified squamous epithelium modified for stretching
superficial cells are rounded
ex) ureters, bladder, urethra
stratified squamous
many layers of squamous epithelium cells
lining where abrasion occurs
ex) skin, mouth, vagina
connective tissue
most abundant and widely distributed tissue
mostly matrix
reinforced with fibers (proteins)
collagen
reticular
elastic
areolar (loose) tissue
most common type of connective tissue
composed of fibroblasts
matrix xemi-fluid
ex) under epithelial of body
adipose tissue
connective tissue made of adipocytes (fibroblasts filed with fat)
ex) under skin, breasts
reticular tissue
connective tissue matrix filled with dense network of reticular fibers
lymphoid organs
dense fibrous connective tissue
connective tissue containing few fibroblasts
matrix filled w collagen fibers
ex) tendons, ligaments, aponeurosis
G1
interphase stage where
cell grows
normal function
replicates centrioles and increase in size
synthesis phase
interphase - replicates DNA
G2
interphase where replication of centrioles is completed
cell continues increasing
prophase
mitosis
DNA condenses
nuclear membrane disintegrates
centrioles migrate to opposite ends
spindle fibers attatch to centromeres
anaphase
aspindle fibers pull half of chromatids apart
telophase
nuclear envelope forms at the end of mitosis
fibers disintegrate
chromosomes deocondenses
cytokinesis
membrane forms a cleavage furrow which deepens until separates in 2 daughter cells
passive transport
membrane transport
no use of energy
substances diffuse down concentration gradient
ex. diffusion and osmosis
simple diffusion
small hydrophobic lipid soluble pass easily through diffusion
osmosis
diffusion of water across selectively permeable membrane from lower solute to higher solute
hypertonic
solute greater outside of cell
cell shrinks
hypotonic
solute concentration greater inside cell
cell swells/ bursts
osmoregulation
control of water balance
stratum basale
first and single layer of epidermis
melanocytes
basal cells
stratum spinosum
8-10 layers of epithelium
produces keratin
2 layer of epidermis
stratum granulosum
3-5 layers of epidermis
cells dehyrate and die
stratum lucidum
epidermis layer only on palms of hands
stratum corneum
15-30 layers of top layer epidermis
papillary layer
layer of dermis with
areolar connective tissue
blood vessels
reticular layer
layer of dermis with
dense connective tissue
contains blood vessels and hair follicles
hypodermis
subcutaneous / superficial fascia layer
areolar connective and adipose tissue
NOT part of integument but attaches skin to muscles
sebaceous gland
gland / ducts all over the body but palms and soles
oily substance (sebum) to protect hair and lubricate skin
merocrine / eccrine
sudoriferous glands all over the body help to control body temperature
apocrine
sudoriferous gland thick in protein and fat in axillae and genital area
pacinian corpuscles
sensory receptors for pressure and vibration
meissners and merkel cells
sensory receptors for light touch and texture