unit 1 tissue types - mr. cramer...characteristics cells fit closely together tissue always has one...
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ESSENTIALS
OF HUMAN
ANATOMY
& PHYSIOLOGY
Unit
1 Tissue Types
Body Tissues
�Cells specialized for specific functions
�Tissues
�Cells with similar structure and function
�Four primary types
� Epithelium
� Muscle
� Nervous tissue
� Connective tissue
Epithelial Tissues
�Locations
�Body coverings
�Body linings
�Glandular tissue
�Functions
�Protection
�Absorption
�Filtration
�Secretion
Characteristics
�Cells fit closely together
�Tissue always has one free surface
�Lower surface bound by a basementmembrane
�Avascular (no direct blood supply)
�Regenerate easily if well nourished
Classification
�Number of cell layers
�Simple- one layer
�Stratified- more than one layer
Classification
�Shape of cells
�Squamous: flattened
�Cuboidal: cube-shaped
�Columnar: column-like
Simple Epithelium
�Simple squamous�One layer; flat cells
�Usually forms membranes
�Lines body cavities
�Lines lungs and capillaries
Simple Epithelium
�Simple cuboidal�One layer; cube-like
cells
�Common in glands and their ducts
�Forms walls of kidneytubules
�Covers the ovaries
Simple Epithelium
�Simple columnar
�One layer; tall cells
�Goblet cells (produce mucus)
�Lines digestive tract
Simple Epithelium
�Pseudostratified
�One layer, some cells are shorter than others
�Looks like two cell layers
�Sometimes ciliated
�Function- absorption or secretion
Stratified Epithelium
�Stratified squamous
�Cells at the free edge are flattened
�Protective covering where friction is common
�Locations
� Skin
� Mouth
� Esophagus
Stratified Epithelium
�Transitional epithelium
�Shape of cells depends on amount of stretching
�Lines organs of the urinary system
Muscle Tissue
�Function- to produce movement
�Three types
Muscle Tissue Types
�Skeletal
�Voluntary- can be controlled
�Striated cells
�Attach to connective tissue
�More than one nucleus
Muscle Tissue Types
�Cardiac
�Only in the heart
�Pumps blood (involuntary)
�Striated cells
�Connect to other cardiac muscle cells at intercalated disks
�One nucleus
Muscle Tissue Types
�Smooth
� Involuntary
�Surrounds hollow organs
�Cells not striated
�One nucleus
Nervous Tissue
�Neurons and nerve support cells
�Sends impulses to other areas of the body� Irritability
�Conductivity