Nt1310 Unit 9 Study Guide
1. Be able to make a table listing the four major types of tissue. Describe the function, location, distinguishing characteristics, and make a sketch of each type.
2. Know the function and the components that make up the extra cellular matrix in connective tissue.
3. Know the three those of muscle tissue and give the function and location of each type.
4. Review the difference between tissue that is vascular and tissue that is avascular.
Avascular: not many blood vessels and minimum blood flow; found in skin
Vascular: a lot of blood vessels and a lot of blood flow
5. Review the difference between tendons and ligaments
Tendons: connects muscle to bon
Ligaments: connects bone to bone
6. Describe the general characteristics of neurons.
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Make a list of the different types of epithelial tissue. Discuss the function and location of each type.
Simple Squamous
Function: absorption and secretion
Location: lines body cavities and lungs and capillaries
Simple Cuboidal
Function: secretion
Location: salivary glands, kidney tumbles, and ovaries
Simple Columnar
Function: secretion/ produce mucus
Location: digestive tract from stomach to anus
Pseudostratified Columnar
Function: absorption or secretion
Location: respiratory tract and trachea
Stratified Squamous
Function: protective covering on surfaces with a lot of friction
Location: skin, mouth, and esophagus
Stratified Columnar: protection
Location: ducts of large glands
Transitional Epithelium
Function: allow for stretching of a few organs
Location: lining of organs in urinary system
Glandular epithelium (secretion) Endocrine- Function: secrete hormones into blood vessels Location: thyroid, adrenal, and pituitary gland Exorcise- Function: empty sweat and oil through ducts to the epithelial tissue Location: sweat and oil glands
8.
Review the different types of connective tissue. Make sure you know the function, the general characteristics of each type, and where in the body each type is located.
9. You should be able to identify each type of tissue when looking at a prepared slide or overhead picture.
10. Explain how the endocrine and exocrine glands vary in structure and function.
Endocrine: inside
11. Be able to draw and label the following orientation and directional terms: superior, inferior, anterior, posterior, medial, lateral proximal, distal, superficial, and
deep.
2. Know the function and the components that make up the extra cellular matrix in connective tissue.
3. Know the three those of muscle tissue and give the function and location of each type.
4. Review the difference between tissue that is vascular and tissue that is avascular.
Avascular: not many blood vessels and minimum blood flow; found in skin
Vascular: a lot of blood vessels and a lot of blood flow
5. Review the difference between tendons and ligaments
Tendons: connects muscle to bon
Ligaments: connects bone to bone
6. Describe the general characteristics of neurons.
7. …show more content…
Make a list of the different types of epithelial tissue. Discuss the function and location of each type.
Simple Squamous
Function: absorption and secretion
Location: lines body cavities and lungs and capillaries
Simple Cuboidal
Function: secretion
Location: salivary glands, kidney tumbles, and ovaries
Simple Columnar
Function: secretion/ produce mucus
Location: digestive tract from stomach to anus
Pseudostratified Columnar
Function: absorption or secretion
Location: respiratory tract and trachea
Stratified Squamous
Function: protective covering on surfaces with a lot of friction
Location: skin, mouth, and esophagus
Stratified Columnar: protection
Location: ducts of large glands
Transitional Epithelium
Function: allow for stretching of a few organs
Location: lining of organs in urinary system
Glandular epithelium (secretion) Endocrine- Function: secrete hormones into blood vessels Location: thyroid, adrenal, and pituitary gland Exorcise- Function: empty sweat and oil through ducts to the epithelial tissue Location: sweat and oil glands
8.
Review the different types of connective tissue. Make sure you know the function, the general characteristics of each type, and where in the body each type is located.
9. You should be able to identify each type of tissue when looking at a prepared slide or overhead picture.
10. Explain how the endocrine and exocrine glands vary in structure and function.
Endocrine: inside
11. Be able to draw and label the following orientation and directional terms: superior, inferior, anterior, posterior, medial, lateral proximal, distal, superficial, and
deep.