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simple squamous - f- diffusion l- lungs, blood vessels, and kidney simple cuboidal - f- secretion and absorption l- kidney tubes and ovary surface simple columnar - f-absorption and secretion l- digestive tract (non ciliated), respitory tract (ciliated) pseudostratified columar epithelium - f- secretion and movement l- non ciliated- male reproductive ciliated-trachea and upper respiratory stratified squamous - f- protection from abrasion l- skin, mouth and vagina stratified cubodial - rare l- sweat glands, salivary glands f- secretion stratified columnar - rare l-paratoid gland, male uthera f- secretory transitional - f-streches l-bladderloose connective tissue proper - lots of cells few fibers dense connective tissue proper - lots of fibers, few cells areolar - l-surrounds organs f- cushions organs adipose - f-insulation, provide energy, protection l- around kidneys, eyeballs and breats reticular - f- soft internal skeleton, wbc live here l- lymph organs (lymph nodes and spleen) dense regular - f- attachment of muscle to bone, bone to bone l- tendons, ligaments, withstands tension in one direction dense irregular - f- able to withstand tension in many directions l-shoulder, hip hyaline cartilage - f-support and reinforce, provide cushioning l- trachea, larynx, nose, costal cartilage elastic cartilage - f- maintain shape while allowing flexibility l- ear, epiglottis fibrocartilage - f-withstand compression and shock absorbtion l-inbetween vertebrae, knee joint, pubic symphysiscompact bone - f- structure, framework, support, storage for minerals l- bone blood - f- transport nutrients and wastes l-blood vessels *only liquid/fluid connective tissue* nervous tissue - f-transmit sensory signals l- brain, spinal cord, nerves skeletal muscle - f-movement l-attachment to bones cardiac muscle - f-pump blood l-heart smooth muscle - f-move stuff through body l-walls of organs cutaneous membrane - skin on the surface mucus membrane - secrete mucus and saliva open to external enviroment serous membrane - lining the heart -viseral -parietalfxn of the integumentary system - -protection -body temp regulation -cutaneous sensations -metabolic functions -blood reservoir -excretion