Neural tissue, body membranes, and extra stuff for chapter 4 quiz

What is neural tissue divided between?

Central nervous tissue and peripheral nervous tissue

What are the two types of nueral cells?

Nuerons and Neuroglia

Function of Neuroglia

• Supports cells

• Repairs and supplies nutrients to nuerons

Cell parts of a Nueron

• Cell body

• Dendrites

• Axon

The Hemostasis part of wound healing

platelets seal off the wound with a scab

Inflammation part of wound healing

Immune cells attack any present bacteria or pathogens

Proliferation stage of wound healing

fibroblasts begin to produce more epithelium cells

What happens when there is a damaged area in tissue that cannot regenerate

There will be a scar made out collegen fibers that will cover the wound

What is cutaneus membrane?

It is skin

Function of synovial membranes

• Lines joint cavities

• produces synovial fluid (lubricant) within joint cavity

• protects end of bones

Mesothelium is seen in

Serous membranes

Most exocrine glands in the human body are classified as

Merocrine glands

Which epithelial tissue provides the greatest protection from mechanical

injury?

Stratified squamus epithelium

Secretion and absorption are important functions of

Simple cubodial epithelium

Intermediate filaments are important components of

Desmosomes

The embryonic connective tissue from which all other connective tissue arise is

Mesenchyme.

The suffix –blast in a cell name indicates a(n)

immature cell that can still divide.

A bone forming cell is a

Osteoblast.

What are glycosaminoglycans

Negatively charged polysaccherides

The three main components of connective tissues are:

Ground substance, fibers, and cells

Connective tissue” of the nervous tissue are the

Neuroglia

The information input area of a neuron are

Dendrites

Neurons are also composed of

Soma