Goblet cells:
location- within columnar epithelium and pseudostratified columnar epithelium.
function- secretion of mucus.
Glial Cells:
Location- in nervous tissue
function- support and to clean up the cells
White blood cells:
location- blood
function- protect body from harmful bacteria and viruses.
Red blood Cells:
location- blood
function- transport oxygen
Pseudostratified Columnar Epithelium:
-function is secretions and movement-location is in the lining of the respiratory tract.
Blood:
-function- it depends on which type of blood cells:White blood cells- protect the cell
Plasma cells -create antibodies (latch onto foreign proteins that may be harmful and send out a signal to kill them)
Mast cells- inflammation (swelling to heal areas of injury)
Macrophages- phagocytosis (large particles are enveloped in a cell membrane of a larger cell and then stored there and the cell has formed into a food vacuole).
Red blood cells- carry oxygen
Plasma- fluid
Dense Regular Connective Tissues
function- binds muscles and boneslocation- in tendons (part connecting bone to bone with dense regular connective tissue) and ligaments (joints connecting bone to bone)
Epithelial tissue include:
-Pseudostratified Columnar Epithelium (mentioned above)
-Simple squamous epithelium
-Simple cuboidial epithelium
-Simple columnar epithelium
-Stratified squamous epithelium
Meanings of Functions:
-filtration-trap unwanted particles from reaching underlying tissue.-protection- keeps from physical and chemical injury, and from invasion by micro-organisms.
-absorption- the taking in of nutrients for underlying tissues.
-secretion- production and release of materials from glands.
Source of "Meanings of Functions": http://quizlet.com/12900199/holes-anatomy-ch-5-tissues-flash-cards/
--Simple Squamous epithelium-
Function-- secretion, diffusion, & filtration
--Simple Cuboidal epithelium-
Function-- secretion & absorption
--Simple Columnar epithelium-
Function-- absorption (of nutrients) & secretion (of enzymes and mucus)
--Stratified Squamous epithelium-
Function-- protection
Connective Tissues
I. Loose
A. Areolar
B. Adipose
II. Cartilage
A. Hyaline Cartilage
B. Elastic Cartilage
III. Bone
IV. Blood (Mentioned Above)
Loose:
Areolar tissue:
Function-
- wrap/ cushion organs
Sorry guys, I messed up this video. I was so nervous and tired! Not a good mix.
Adipose tissue:
Function-
- insulates, stores energy, protects organs
Cartilage:
Hyaline cartilage:
Function-
- protects, supports, &provides framework
Elastic cartilage:
Function-
- maintain shape
Bone:
Function-
- supports/provides framework, protects, & stores calcium.
Nervous Tissue
Function-
- transmit impulses
Muscle Tissue
I. Skeletal
II. Cardiac
III. Smooth
Skeletal Muscle
Function-
- movement
Smooth Muscle
Function-
- propels content
Cardiac Muscle
Function-
- pumps blood
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