Tissues Four MAIN Categories of Tissues 1 Connective
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Tissues
Four MAIN Categories of Tissues 1. Connective 2. Epithelial 3. Nervous 4. Muscle
Epithelial Tissue �Is avascular a nerve supply �Has ______ �Arranged in Covers, lines and layers protects �_______
Classified by 1. Shape _____ of Layers 2. Number _______
Classification by Shape flat 1. Squamous =______ 2. Cuboidal = _______ square 3. Columnar =______ column (rectangle) Basement membrane
Classification by # of Layers �Simple: single �_______ layer �Stratified: two or more �_______ _layers �Pseudostratified: �‘Fake Nucleilayers” not at same level �_______ _ How many layers are present in pseudostratified cells?
Identify the types of Tissues Answers: A. Stratified Squamous, B. Simple Columnar, C. Simple Cuboidal, D. Simple Squamous, E. pseudostratified columnar
�Stores energy (fat) �Transports _______ Connective Tissue materials (blood) _______ �Binds, protects and supports Vascular �______________ Has nerves
Classification of Connective Tissue 1. Loose �Tissues loosely 2. 3. 4. 5. arranged Fat �E. x ______ Dense �More Tendons fibers andand fewer cells ligaments � E. x _______ Strong but flexible Cartilage �________ Bone Blood Liquid Connective tissue
Adipose Tissue (fat)
Classify the type of connective tissue. Dense Connective Tissue
Liquid connective
Classify the type of connective tissue Lipid Nucleus of adipocyte Loose Connective tissue
Classify the type of connective tissue Cartilage
Classify the type of connective tissue Cartilage
The Connective Tissue Matrix
Connective Tissue Matrix �Use your book and the following website to help you complete this assignment. http: //www. siumed. edu/~dking 2/intro/ct. htm
Types of Cells in Connective Tissue Fibroblasts �secrete protein to make fibers Macrophages �eat cell debris and bacteria Plasma Cells �secrete antibodies and attack foreign substances Mast Cells �produce histamine to prevent clots Adipocytes �store fat
Types of Cells in Connective Tissue Reticular Fibers �Support blood vessels Ground Substance �Supportive background material Elastic Fibers �Stretchable strong fibers Collagen �Strong flexible bundles of protein
Muscle Tissue Functions �Generate heat �_______ Body movement
Types of Muscle Tissue Skelet al bone Moves Cardia c. Heart wall Smoot h Organ movement
Nervous Tissue Found in: �Brain, spinal cord and sense organs Made up of: 1. Neurons Sense and respond �_______ to stimuli __ 2. Neuroglia
Tissue Repair �Replaceold or dead cells Done via cell division �________
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Tissue Maps
Main Types of Tissue What it does Epitheli al Where is it found?
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