Integument Membranes Connective tissue Epithelial tissue Cells and tissue types
100
what is a nail?
a structure that is composed of hard keratin used as a tool
100
what are serous membranes?
the membranes that line body cavities closed to the exterior
100
what is an adipocyte?
a cell involved in the maintaining of adipose
100
what is polarity?
a feature defined by distinct apical and basal surfaces
100
what is a tissue?
a group of cells working together for a common function
200
what is the eccrine sweat gland?
a gland that excretes a salty water in response to stress and temperature
200
what are mucous membranes?
the membranes that line body cavities open to the exterior
200
what is ground substance?
it is mineralized in bone to provide structure and protection
200
what are cilia?
an apical surface feature defined by whip-like, highly motile extensions that move fluid and substances in one direction
200
what is a tight junction?
a belt-like junction on apical cells that form a seal to prevent anything from moving between cells
300
what is the arrector pili muscle?
the smooth muscle attached to the hair follicle
300
what is the cutaneous membrane?
the membrane that covers the body surface
300
what is a fibroblast?
a cell involved in the production of connective tissue proper
300
what is transitional epithelium?
the epithelial lining the urinary bladder designed to stretch
300
what are lysosomes?
common in white blood cells, these organelles are the demolition crew of the cell, using digestive enzymes to get rid of unwanted substances
400
what is the stratum basale?
the layer of the epidermis with high miotic activity that contains Merkel cells and melanocytes
400
where are the pleura, pericardium, and peritoneum?
the three locations one can find serous membranes
400
what is areolar connective tissue?
a highly vascularized connective tissue proper involved in the immune system, that underlies most epithelia and contains mast cells
400
what is simple squamous epithelium?
the epithelium found in lungs used for diffusion
400
what are microtubules, intermediate filaments, microfilaments?
cytoskeletal elements from largest diameter to smallest diameter
500
what is malignant melanoma?
a rare cancer that can begin where ever pigment is present in the skin
500
where are the respiratory area consisting of the nose and lungs, as well as the digestive area consisting of the mouth and esophagus?
the areas where one can find mucous membranes
500
what is blood?
the connective tissue with a highly fluid matrix with the primary function of transport
500
what is stratified cuboidal epithelium?
the epithelium found in salivary glands with the purpose of protection and secretion
500
What is ARVD or Arrhythmogenic Right Ventricular Dysplasia?
a mutation that causes faulty linker proteins in cardiac muscle desmosomes, leading to thin myocardium and sudden death






Human Anatomy Exam One

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