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Supporting tissues

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  1. 14 types of supporting tissues are:1. Loose CT
    2. Tendons and ligaments
    3. Dermis
    4. Bone + Cartilage
  2. 2What is Loose CT sometimes known as?Alveolar CT
  3. 3RESIDENT CELLS of LOOSE CT (5)1. Fibroblasts
    2. Fat cells
    3. Mast cells
    4. Endothelial cells
    5. Pericytes
  4. 4Which one makes ECM?Fibroblast
  5. 5Which is involved in injury signalling?Mast cells
  6. 6Which are CT stem cells?Pericytes
  7. 7IMMIGRANT CELLS (4)Monocytes
    Macrophages
    Lymphocytes
    Plasma cells
  8. 8Dense Fibrous CT types (2)Regular
    parallel Col. fibres
    Irregular
    disorganised col. fibres
  9. 9What are the types of cartilage?Hyaline
    Elastic
    Fibro
  10. 10Where is Hyaline cartilage found?Joint surface in adults
    Foetal skeleton
    Tracheal rings
  11. 11Hyaline cartilage histologyOuter fibrous perichondrium
    Inner chondrogenic layer
    Chondrocyte
    Matrix rich in GAGS
  12. 12What are the 2 ways in which chondrocytes can grow?Form cell nests
    AIG from inner chondronogenic layer cells
  13. 13What does AIG mean?Appositional
    Interstitial
    Growth
  14. 14What are the 4 zones of collagen architectureArticular zone
    Tangenital zone
    Transitional zone
    Radial zone
  15. 15What part is pumped with pressure and why?Subchondral bone
    As GAGS and PG found here
  16. 16How do collagen fibres transmute pressure changes?As matrix in subchondral bone swell
    arcades of collagen fibres push against the articular zone
  17. 17Where do collagen arcades resist stress?At the surface, pushing against the articular zone
  18. 18Where is elastic cartilage found?Pinna of ear
  19. 19What is Fibrocartilage?IM btw. hyaline cartridge + DFGT
  20. 20Features of fibrocollagen Where it's found (2)High GAGS content
    Found in invertebral disks
  21. 21What are the types of CT?Loose CT
    DFCT
  22. 22Bone cells diagram (3)Blast on surface
    Cyte within
    Clast outside
  23. 23What are the two types of ossification?Intramembranous ossification
    Endochondral ossification
  24. 24What is mesenchyme?Embryo CT
  25. 25What conditions like in mesenchyme?Cells in sparse ECM
    Vascular
  26. 26Process of intramembranous ossificationCondensation
    Differentiation
    Without cartilage
  27. 27What kind of growth is this?APPOSITION
  28. 28Diagram of this pls.remember cell processes.
    Thank u
  29. 29Process of Endochondral ossification in mesenchymeCONDENSATION
    DIFFERENTIATION into different CHONDROCYTES
    CARTILAGE MATRIX SECRETION
  30. 30Diagram of this as well pls.epi
    dia
    epi
  31. 31wHAT IS the 1' centre of ossification?Diaphysis
  32. 32What is the 2' centre of ossification?Epiphysis
  33. 33Why is this skele needed?Give structure in embryo
  34. 34Why don't embryos need full skeles?Cos they're floatn about in womb
  35. 35Diagram of epiphyisal growth plates pls with annotationsProliferation w/in longitudinal place leading to HYPERTROPHY
  36. 36Big boi diagram now of cells in epiphysisResting cells
    Columns
    Hypertrophy
    Calcification
    Mixed spicules
    Bone
    Osteoclasts
    Invading BV
  37. 37What are synovial joints rich in? (think now, think about their function)GAGS and PG
  38. 38What are they made of ? (2)Intra-articular discs
    Accessory ligaments
  39. 39Diagram plsFemur
    PCL
    ACL
    Lat meniscus
    Medial meniscus
    Tibia

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Fichas sobre Supporting tissues, creado por J yadonknow el 24/05/2018.
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