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1 Chapter 4 Tissues

2 4 types of tissues Epithelial Connective Muscular Nerve

3 Epithelial (exchange occurs through diffusion)
Avascular (without blood) Squamous-flat, tile-shaped, most delicate, stratified (layered) Cuboidal- cube-shaped Columnar-columns, ciliated, stratified, pseudostratified (nucleus is spread out) Functions: filters, protects absorbs, and secretes

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5 Connective-most abundant & widely distributed
Vascular Tissue=blood flow Functions: Binds Insulates Supports Strengthens

6 Skeletal Cardiac Smooth Muscular
3 types that contract or shorten to produce a movement Skeletal Cardiac Smooth

7 Are long, cylindrical, and striated (striped) multinucleated
Skeletal Voluntary Forms flesh of body Muscles pull on bones Are long, cylindrical, and striated (striped) multinucleated

8 Cells fit together by intercalated disks
Cardiac Only in heart Striated or striped Only one nucleus Involuntary Cells fit together by intercalated disks

9 Smooth-also called visceral muscle
No striations Single nucleus that is usually centered Cells are long, tapered with points at end Found in hollow organs Involuntary Contracts slower than other two

10 Conducts electrical impulses Function: conductivity and irritability
Nervous Conducts electrical impulses Function: conductivity and irritability Location: brain, spinal cord, and nerves (all over body)

11 Nervous tissue

12 Tissue Repair When tissue is injured it stimulates inflammatory and immune responses. Healing starts immediately Repair occurs in 2 ways

13 1.Regeneration- replacement of destroyed tissue by same kind of cell
2.Fibrosis- formation of scar tissue

14 Which of these occur depends on…
Type of tissue damaged Severity of clean cuts (incisions) heal more successfully than lacerations (tear

15 How tissue repair works:
a)Broken blood vessels bleed & soak area. Inflammation chemicals are released, WBC’s, fluid and proteins are able to enter. Proteins cause a clot. Surface dries & forms scab.

16 b.) Granulation tissue forms-delicate, pink tissue made up of capillaries, phagocytes, connective tissue cells to bridge the gap. c.) Epithelium on top is repairing (mitosis). Makes way under scab and soon detaches

17 Repair Don’t repair Poorly Repair •Epithelial •Cardiac •Skeletal
•Nervous *Only replaced by scar tissue (strong, lacks flexibility) •Epithelial •Connective (bone)

18 Tissue Growth All cells grow and divide until puberty. Skin and intestinal cells continue the process. Other cells only grow and replace when needed. Others never repair

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