tissue

involuntary smooth muscles

The muscles in the wall of the uterus and urinary bladder are

Elastic fibers are also known as

yellow fibers

Simple cuboidal epithelium

The type of epithelium found on the surface of the ovaries and lining the ducts of glands

Stratified cuboidal epithelium

occurs in two layers found primarily along large excretory ducts like sweat glands, mammary glands, and salivary glands

Simple squamous epithelium

lining of blood vessels, alveoli of the lungs, and body cavities where rapid diffusion is required, such as the lining of the heart chambers and the inner surface of the peritoneal cavity; essentially anywhere where thin, flat cells are needed for efficient exchange of substances across a membrane

Synovial membrane

no epithelium

second-intention wound healing

wound edges cannot be approximated, meaning they cannot be brought together, and the wound heals from the base upwards by filling in with granulation tissue, resulting in a larger scar compared to primary intention healing

Collagen fibers

composed of triple helices of protein fibers

Brown adipose tissue

Because it is a site of heat production, this type of connective tissue is found in animals that hibernate during the cold winter months.

Elastic cartilage

The pinna of the ears of animals. provides the flexible structure and shape to the visible part of the ear

Gristle

common name for cartilage

Chondroblast

will produce the fibers and ground substance for cartilage

Tendons

made up of elastin collagen and dense fibrous connective tissue

Vasodilation

Heparin and histamine from mast cells function to directly cause

Hyaluronic acid

common ground substance in connective tissue

The brush border of epithelial cells

primarily in the small intestine and the proximal convoluted tubules of the kidney. apical surface, which is the free surface of the cell facing the lumen or the external environment. luminal surface of the enterocyte

Compound gland

If a gland has a branched duct that carries secretions to the deposition site

Compact bone

has Osteocytes, collagen fibers, and calcium phosphate as ground substance.

Perichondrium

has many tiny blood vessels that supply nutrients to cartilage.

Cancellous bone

has the most intracellular material

Striated voluntary muscle

major muscles in all four legs of a horse

Apocrine

If a gland loses the apex of a secretory cell during the secretory process

Striated involuntary muscle

majority of heart muscle. has muscle cells that connect to one another at junctions called intercalated disks

Perikaryon

where the nucleus of a nerve cell is found

osteoblast

fixed cell

Nonstriated involuntary muscle

responsible for constricting the walls of blood vessels

keratinized stratified squamous epithelium

located in the skin

Stratified squamous epithelium

cuboidal cells are visible near the basement membrane. But the luminal surface has squamous cells. Located in areas with mechanical and chemical stresses such as the lining of the mouth, esophagus, vagina, and rectum. Older cells are worn off but replaced by younger cells underneath. The cuboidal cells turn into squamous cells after loosing their cytoplasm and nuclei eventually turning into paper like sheets.

Mesothelium

lines the pleural (chest), pericardial (around the heart) and peritoneal (abdominal) cavities

Visceral smooth muscle

the walls of hollow organs, including the stomach, intestines, uterus, and bladder. It's also present in blood vessels, the respiratory tract, and the eyes.