What the Basic Animal Body Tissues Flashcards

What is the underlying animal body tissue? The body is made up of various types of issues, and they are the epithelial tissue, connective tissue, muscle tissue, and nervous tissues. Each of these tissues has a specific function to meet within the body. Please go through the flashcards below and get to see how much more you learn about them all

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Simple squamous epithelium tissue
Function: Filter, diffusion, secretion, osmosis Location: Subcutanous layer of the skin, blood vessels
Simple cuboidal epithelium tissue
Function: Secrete and Absorb Location: Kidney tubules
Simple columnar epithelium tissue
Function: movement Location: Gastronintestinal tract
Pseudostratified epithelium tissue
Function: Move "pollutants" to the mouth where they are swallowed Location: respiratory tract
Stratified squamous epithelium tissue
Function: Protect, secrete, and absorb Location: Skin
Stratified cuboidal epithelium tissue
Function: Protect Location: Sweat gland ducts
Transitional epithelium tissue
Function: distention Location: bladder
Epithelium tissue
Cover body surface, lines hollow organs and body cavities
Connective tissue
Protects and supports the body and its organs, binds organs, helps w/ immunity, stores fat for energy
Areolar connective tissue
Function: Support, strength, elasticity Location: Subcutaneous layer of the skin, blood vessels and nerves
Adipose connective tissue
Function: Reduces heat loss through skin, an energy source Location: padding of the knee, yellow bone marrow, subcutaneous layer of the skin
Reticular connective tissue
Function: Forms the stroma of the organs, binds smooth muscle cells together, filters Location: Forms liver, spleen, lymphnodes, and red bone marrow
Dense regular connective tissue
Function: Provide strong attachment between various structures Location: Tendons, ligaments
Elastic connective tissue
Function: Stretching of organs Location: lung tissue, walls of elastic arteries
Hyaline cartilage
Function: Provides smooth surfaces for movement of joints, support, flexibility Location: End of long bones, nose, embryonic and fetal skeleton