Shier, Butler, and Lewis: Hole s Human Anatomy and Physiology, 13 th ed. Chapter 5: Tissues

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Shier, Butler, and Lewis: Hole s Human Anatomy and Physiology, 13 th ed. Chapter 5: Tissues Chapter 5: Tissues I. Introduction A. Introduction (Outcome 5.1.1) 1. Cells are organized into. (Outcome 5.1.2) 2. Intercellular junctions connect. (Outcome 5.1.2) 3. Three types of intercellular junctions are (Outcome 5.1.2) 4. Tight junctions are located in cells that. (Outcome 5.1.2) 5. Tight junctions function to. (Outcome 5.1.2) 6. Desmosomes are located in cells of. (Outcome 5.1.2) 7. Desmosomes function to. (Outcome 5.1.2) 8. Gap junctions are located in cells of the (Outcome 5.1.2) 9. Gap junctions function to (Outcome 5.1.3) 10. The four major types of tissues of the human body are II. Epithelial Tissues A. General Characteristics (Outcome 5.2.4) 1. Epithelium covers, forms, and lines. (Outcome 5.2.4) 2. Epithelial tissue always has a free. (Outcome 5.2.4) 3. The underside of epithelial tissue is anchored by to connective tissue. (Outcome 5.2.4) 4. Epithelial tissue lacks. (Outcome 5.2.4) 5. Because epithelial tissue cells, its injuries heal rapidly. (Outcome 5.2.4) 6. Epithelial cells are packed. (Outcome 5.2.4) 7. In many places, attach epithelial cells together. 5-1

(Outcome 5.2.4) 8. Epithelial cell functions include (Outcome 5.2.4) 9. Epithelial tissues are classified according to (Outcome 5.2.4) 10. Squamous cells are, cuboidal cells are, and columnar cells are. (Outcome 5.2.4) 11. Epithelial tissues with single layers of cells are and those with two or more cell layers are. B. Simple Squamous Epithelium (Outcome 5.2.5) 1. Simple squamous epithelium consists of. (Outcome 5.2.5) 2. Substances pass through simple squamous epithelium. (Outcome 5.2.5) 3. Examples of places you find simple squamous epithelium are C. Simple Cuboidal Epithelium (Outcome 5.2.5) 1. Simple cuboidal epithelium consists of. (Outcome 5.2.5) 2. Simple cuboidal epithelium is located D. Simple Columnar Epithelium (Outcome 5.2.5) 1. Simple columnar epithelium is composed of (Outcome 5.2.5) 2. The cells of simple columnar epithelium can be or. (Outcome 5.2.5) 3. Cilia extend from and move. (Outcome 5.2.5) 4. Cilia aid in (Outcome 5.2.5) 5. Nonciliated simple columnar epithelium lines the (Outcome 5.2.5) 6. Simple columnar epithelium can secrete and absorb. (Outcome 5.2.5) 7. Microvilli are. (Outcome 5.2.5) 8. Microvilli function to. 5-2

(Outcome 5.2.5) 9. Goblet cells are and secrete E. Pseudostratified Columnar Epithelium (Outcome 5.2.5) 1. The cells of pseudostratified columnar epithelium appear, but they are not. (Outcome 5.2.5) 2. Pseudostratified columnar epithelial cells have. (Outcome 5.2.5) 3. scattered throughout secrete mucus. (Outcome 5.2.5) 4. Pseudostratified columnar epithelium is located F. Stratified Squamous Epithelium (Outcome 5.2.5) 1. Stratified Squamous epithelium is named for. (Outcome 5.2.5) 2. Cells nearest the free surface of stratified squamous epithelium are, while cells in the deeper layers are. (Outcome 5.2.5) 3. Stratified squamous epithelium that accumulates keratin is located (Outcome 5.2.5) 4. Keratin is. (Outcome 5.2.5) 5. Keratinization produces. (Outcome 5.2.5) 6. Stratified squamous epithelium that does not accumulate keratin is located. G. Stratified Cuboidal Epithelium (Outcome 5.2.5) 1. Stratified cuboidal epithelium consists of. (Outcome 5.2.5) 2. Stratified cuboidal epithelium is located H. Stratified Columnar Epithelium (Outcome 5.2.5) 1. Stratified columnar epithelium consists of (Outcome 5.2.5) 2. Stratified columnar epithelium is located 5-3

I. Transitional Epithelium (Outcome 5.2.5) 1. Transitional epithelium is specialized to. (Outcome 5.2.5) 2. Transitional epithelium forms the lining of (Outcome 5.2.5) 3. When the wall of the bladder contracts, the transitional epithelium consists of. (Outcome 5.2.5) 4. When the wall of the bladder is distended, the transitional epithelium J. Glandular Epithelium (Outcome 5.2.6) 1. Glandular epithelium is composed of cells that are specialized (Outcome 5.2.6) 2. Exocrine glands secrete their products into. (Outcome 5.2.6) 3. Endocrine glands secrete their products into. (Outcome 5.2.6) 4. An example of a unicellular exocrine gland is. (Outcome 5.2.6) 5. Multicellular exocrine glands are divided into (Outcome 5.2.6) 6. A simple gland communicates with the surface by means of a duct that does before it reaches the glandular cells or secretory portion, and a compound gland has a duct that before reaching the secretory portion. (Outcome 5.2.6) 7. Tubular glands are. (Outcome 5.2.6) 8. Alveolar glands are. (Outcome 5.2.6) 9. Merocrine glands release. (Outcome 5.2.6) 10. Apocrine glands release. (Outcome 5.2.6) 11. Holocrine glands release. (Outcome 5.2.6) 12. The secretion of a serous cell is. (Outcome 5.2.6) 13. The secretion of a mucus cell is. III. Connective Tissues A. General Characteristics 5-4

(Outcome 5.3.7) 1. Connective tissues function to (Outcome 5.3.7) 2. Matrix of connective tissue is. (Outcome 5.3.7) 3. Matrix consists of. (Outcome 5.3.7) 4. Connective tissues have varying degrees of. B. Major Cell Types (Outcome 5.3.8) 1. Examples of fixed cells are. (Outcome 5.3.8) 2. An example of a wandering cell is. (Outcome 5.3.8) 3. is the most common kind of fixed cell in connective tissues. (Outcome 5.3.8) 4. Fibroblasts produce. (Outcome 5.3.8) 5. Macrophages originate as. (Outcome 5.3.8) 6. Macrophages are specialized for. (Outcome 5.3.8) 7. Mast cells are usually located near. (Outcome 5.3.8) 8. Heparin functions to. (Outcome 5.3.8) 9. Histamine functions to. C. Connective Tissue Fibers (Outcome 5.3.8) 1. The three types of fibers produced by fibroblasts are (Outcome 5.3.8) 2. Collagenous fibers are. (Outcome 5.3.8) 3. Collagenous fibers have strength. (Outcome 5.3.8) 4. Collagenous fibers are important components of (Outcome 5.3.8) 5. Dense connective tissue contains abundant. (Outcome 5.7) 6. Loose connective tissue has sparse. (Outcome 5.3.8) 7. Elastic fibers are composed of. (Outcome 5.3.8) 8. Elastic fibers are common in body parts that. (Outcome 5.3.8) 9. Examples of places you find elastic fibers are (Outcome 5.3.8) 10. Reticular fibers are very thin. (Outcome 5.3.8) 11. They are and form 5-5

D. Categories of Connective Tissues (Outcome 5.3.9) 1. The two categories of connective tissues are (Outcome 5.3.9) 2. Connective tissue proper includes (Outcome 5.3.9) 3. Specialized connective tissue includes E. Loose Connective Tissue (Outcome 5.3.9) 1. Loose connective tissue is located (Outcome 5.3.9) 2. Most cells of loose connective tissue are. (Outcome 5.3.9) 3. Loose connective tissue functions to F. Adipose Tissue (Outcome 5.3.9) 1. Adipocytes are. (Outcome 5.3.9) 2. Adipose tissue is located (Outcome 5.3.9) 3. Adipose tissue functions to G. Reticular Connective Tissue (Outcome 5.3.9) 1. Reticular connective tissue is composed of (Outcome 5.3.9) 2. Reticular connective tissue supports H. Dense Connective Tissue (Outcome 5.3.9) 1. Dense connective tissue consists of (Outcome 5.3.9) 2. Subclasses of dense connective tissue are (Outcome 5.3.9) 3. Regular dense connective tissue binds. 5-6

(Outcome 5.3.9) 4. Irregular dense connective tissue is located I. Elastic Connective Tissue (Outcome 5.3.9) 1. Elastic connective tissue consists of (Outcome 5.3.9) 2. Elastic connective tissue is located J. Cartilage (Outcome 5.3.9) 1. Cartilage is a connective tissue. (Outcome 5.3.9) 2. Cartilage provides (Outcome 5.3.9) 3. Cartilage s extracellular matrix is composed of (Outcome 5.3.9) 4. Cartilage cells are called. (Outcome 5.3.9) 5. Lacunae are. (Outcome 5.3.9) 6. Perichondrium is. (Outcome 5.3.9) 7. Cartilage lacks. (Outcome 5.3.9) 8. Three types of cartilage are (Outcome 5.3.9) 9. The most common type of cartilage is. (Outcome 5.3.9) 10. Hyaline cartilage has in its extracellular matrix. (Outcome 5.3.9) 11. Hyaline cartilage is located. (Outcome 5.3.9) 12. Elastic cartilage has in its extracellular matrix. (Outcome 5.3.9) 13. Elastic cartilage is located. (Outcome 5.3.9) 14. Fibrocartilage has in its matrix. (Outcome 5.3.9) 15. Fibrocartilage is located. K. Bone (Outcome 5.3.9) 1. Bone is the most connective tissue. (Outcome 5.3.9) 2. The hardness of bone is due to (Outcome 5.3.9) 3. Bone functions to 5-7

(Outcome 5.3.9) 4. Bone matrix is deposited by bone cells called. (Outcome 5.3.9) 5. are thin layers of bone formed by osteoblast. (Outcome 5.3.9) 6. Osteocytes form lamella around capillaries located within tiny longitudinal tubes called. (Outcome 5.3.9) 7. Osteoblasts are located in where they mature into and are rather evenly spaced within the lamellae. (Outcome 5.3.9) 8. An osteon is. (Outcome 5.3.9) 9. A central canal of an osteon contains. (Outcome 5.3.9) 10. Canaliculi are. (Outcome 5.3.9) 11. extend through canaliculi. (Outcome 5.3.9) 12. attach osteocyte cellular processes together so that materials can. L. Blood (Outcome 5.3.9) 1. Blood is composed of. (Outcome 5.3.9) 2. Plasma is. (Outcome 5.3.9) 3. Cell types of blood are. (Outcome 5.3.9) 4. Red blood cells function to. (Outcome 5.3.9) 5. White blood cells function to. (Outcome 5.3.9) 6. Platelets function to. IV. Types of Membranes (Outcome 5.3.10) A. Epithelial membranes are composed of. (Outcome 5.3.10) B. Three types of epithelial membranes are (Outcome 5.3.10) C. Serous membranes line and secrete fluid. (Outcome 5.3.10) D. Mucous membranes line and secrete. (Outcome 5.3.10) E. The cutaneous membrane is more commonly called. (Outcome 5.3.10) F. Some membranes are composed entirely of connected tissue. These include lining joints. 5-8

V. Muscle Tissues A. General Characteristics (Outcome 5.5.11) 1. Cells in muscle tissues are sometimes called due to their. (Outcome 5..5.11) 2. Muscle tissues are, meaning they can shorten and thicken. (Outcome 5.5.11) 3. The three types of muscle tissue are B. Skeletal Muscle Tissue (Outcome 5.5.11) 1. Skeletal muscle tissue forms. (Outcome 5.5.11) 2. Skeletal muscle tissue is under conscious control and is therefore called. (Outcome 5.5.11) 3. Striations of skeletal muscle tissue are (Outcome 5.5.11) 4. Skeletal muscle tissue functions to C. Smooth Muscle Tissue (Outcome 5.5.11) 1. Smooth muscle tissue is called smooth because. (Outcome 5..5.11) 2. Smooth muscle tissue is located (Outcome 5.5.11) 3. Smooth muscle is involuntary because D. Cardiac Muscle Tissue (Outcome 5.5.11) 1. Cardiac muscle tissue is located. (Outcome 5.5.11) 2. An intercalated disc is. (Outcome 5.5.11) 3. Like skeletal muscle, cardiac muscle is but unlike skeletal muscle it is. (Outcome 5.5.11) 4. Like smooth muscle, cardiac muscle is. VI. Nervous Tissues (Outcome 5.6.12) A. Nervous tissues are found. (Outcome 5.6.12) B. The basic cells of nervous tissue are. 5-9

(Outcome 5.6.12) C. In addition to neurons, nervous tissue also includes. 5-10