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What is the most abundant tissues in the body?

Connective tissue

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What are the functions of connective tissue (5)?

binding
support

protection

insulation

transportation

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How many types of connective tissues are there?

6

Adipose
Loose connective

Dense Regular

Cartilage

Bone/ Osseous

Blood

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<p>Adipose Tissue</p><p>Function and Location </p>

Adipose Tissue

Function and Location

it is closely packed fat cells

reserve food fuel, protects organs, and insulates against heat loss

Found under skin, breast, abdomen

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<p>Dense Regular </p><p>Function and Location </p>

Dense Regular

Function and Location

parallel collagen fibers w/ fibroblasts

attaches muscle to bones and bones to bones, withstands great tensile strength

found in tendons and ligaments

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Cartilage

Three types

Function and Location

Hyaline:

supports and has cushioning properties

found in joints, nose

Fibrocartilage:

tensile strength, absorbs compressive shock

found in vertebral discs, knee discs

Elastic:

maintains shapes of structure. allows flexibility

found in external ear

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<p>Bone Osseous </p><p>Function and Location </p>

Bone Osseous

Function and Location

hard calcified matrix

bone supports and protects, act as levers for muscles, marrow is site of blood formation

found in bones

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Blood

Function and Location

red and white blood cells in a fluid matrix

transports respiratory gases, nutrients, waste

found in blood vessels

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<p>Nervous Tissue </p><p>Function and Location </p>

Nervous Tissue

Function and Location

made of neurons and neuroglia

transmits electrical signals from sensory receptors and effectors (glands/ muscles)

found in brain, spinal cord, nerves

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What are the three types of muscle tissue?

Skeletal, smooth, cardiac

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<p>Skeletal </p><p>Desc Function, Location</p>

Skeletal

Desc Function, Location

long cylindrical, multinucleate, striations

voluntary movement, control facial expressions

found in skeletal muscles attached to bones or skin

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<p>Smooth</p><p>Desc, Function, Location</p><p>(4 sentences)</p>

Smooth

Desc, Function, Location

(4 sentences)

spindle shaped cells, central nuclei, no striations, form sheets

propels substances (urine, food, baby) along internal passageways

involuntary movement

found in walls of hollow organs (stomach, large intestine)

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<p>Cardiac</p><p>Desc, Function, Location </p>

Cardiac

Desc, Function, Location

branching, striated, unicellular, form intercalated discs

propels blood into circulation, involuntary

found in walls of heart

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What are the 4 types of epithelial membranes?
Hint: C, S, M, S

  1. Cutaneous:

    skin

  2. Synovial:

    line joint cavities (skeletal)

  3. Mucous:

    line body cavities OPEN to exterior (digestive: mouth) (respiratory: nose)

  4. Serous:

    moist membranes line cavities CLOSED to exterior

    Ex: abdominal, thoracic, cranial