Karteikarten
Histology

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- 1—Simple squamous

- 2What is the location of simple squamous?serous membranes
- 3What is the function of Simple Squamous?allows passage of materials by diffusion
- 4—Simple Cuboidal

- 5What is the function of Simple Cuboidal?secretion and absorption
- 6what is the location of simple cuboidal?kidney tubules
- 7—Simple Columnar

- 8What is the function of Simple Columnar?secretion of mucus, enzymes and other substances
- 9what is the location of simple columnar?lines most of digestive tract
- 10—Pseudostratified Columnar

- 11What is the function of Pseudostratified Columnar?Secretion of mucus
- 12what is the location of Pseudostratified columnar?lines the trachea
- 13—Stratified Squamos

- 14what is the function of stratified squamous?protects underlying tissues
- 15what is the location of stratified squamous?lining of mouth
- 16—Transitional

- 17what is the location of transitional epithelium?lines the bladder
- 18what is the function of transitional?stretches readily
- 19—Areolar

- 20what is the function of areolar?wraps and cushions organs
- 21what is the location of areolar?distributed under epithelia body
- 22—Adipose

- 23what is the location of adipose?under the skin
- 24what is the function of adipose?provides reserve food fuel insulates against heat loss and supports and protects organs
- 25—Reticular

- 26what is the location of reticular?storm of internal organs
- 27what is the function of reticular?fibers form a soft internal skeleton that support other cells
- 28—Dense Regular

- 29what is the location of dense irregulartendons
- 30what is the function of dense regular?attaches muscles to bones or other muscles
- 31—Dense Irregular

- 32what is the location of dense irregular?dermis of the skin
- 33what is the function of dense irregular?provides structural strength
- 34—Hyaline cartilage

- 35what is the location of hyaline cartilage?nose, trachea, & larynx
- 36what is the function of hyaline cartilage?forms structure of nose, trachea, and joint surfaces
- 37—Elastic cartilage

- 38what is the location of elastic cartilage?epiglottis
- 39what is the function of elastic cartilage?forms outer ear structure
- 40—Fibrocartilage

- 41what is the function of fibrocartilagetough cartilage that forms spinal discs
- 42what is the location of fibrocartilage?intervertebral discs
- 43—Compact bone

- 44what is the location of compact bone?bones
- 45what is the function of compact bone?supports and protects
- 46—Blood

- 47—Skeletal muscle

- 48what is skeletal muscle tissue?voluntary and striated
- 49what is the location of skeletal muscle?in skeletal muscles
- 50—Cardiac Muscle

- 51what is cardiac muscle tissue?it is involuntary and striated
- 52what is the location of cardiac muscle?walls of the heart
- 53—Smooth Muscle

- 54what is smooth muscle tissue?it is involuntary and nonstriated
- 55what is the location of smooth muscle?stomach
- 56—Nervous tissue

- 57what is nervous tissue?sends and receives electrical signals
- 58what is the location of nervous tissue?brain, spinal cord, & nerves
- 59—Neuromuscular junction

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- Beschreibung
- Karteikarten am Histology, erstellt von Yomelim Angulo am 07/09/2017.
- Erstellt von
- Yomelim Angulo · Sep 2017
- Aktualisiert
- 12 Sep 2017
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