HOLE'S ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY CHAPTER 5 |
PERFECT PREP FOR EVERY PAPER | PRECISION IN EVERY
ANSWER!
Adip- Answer: Fat
Chondr- Answer: Cartilage
Adipose Answer: Tissue that stores fat
Chondrocyte Answer: Cartilage cell
-cyte Answer: Cell
Osteocyte Answer: Bone cell
Epi- Answer: Upon, after, in addition
Epithelial tissue Answer: Tissue that covers all free body surfaces
-glia Answer: Glue
Neuroglia Answer: Cells that support neurons; part of nervous tissue
Hist- Answer: Web, tissue
Histology Answer: The study of composition and function of tissues
Hyal- Answer: Resemblance to glass
Hyaline cartilage Answer: Flexible tissue containing chondrocytes
Inter- Answer: Between, among
Intercalated disc Answer: Band between adjacent cardiac muscle cells
Macr- Answer: Large
Macrophage Answer: Large phagocytic cell
Neur- Answer: Nerve
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, Neuron Answer: Nerve cell
Os- Answer: bone
Osseous tissue Answer: Bone tissue
Phag- Answer: To eat
Phagocyte Answer: Cell that engulfs and destroys foreign particles
Pseud- Answer: False
Pseudostratified epithelium Answer: Tissue with cells that appear to be in layers, but are not
Squam- Answer: Scale
Squamous epithelium Answer: Tissue with flattened or scale like cells
Strat- Answer: Layer
Stratified epithelium Answer: Tissue with cells in layers
Stria- Answer: Groove
Striations Answer: Alternating light and dark cross-markings in skeletal and cardiac muscle cells
Tissue Answer: groups of similar cells with a common function
Intercellular junctions Answer: Sit of union between cells
Tight junction Answer: Form of intercellular junction in which membranes of adjacent cells
converge and fuse
Desmosome Answer: Firm of intercellular junction in which cells are riveted together enabling
them to form a reinforced structural unit
Gap junctions Answer: Form of intercellular junction in which cells are interconnected by
tubular channels
Four types of tissue Answer: Epithelial
Connective
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PERFECT PREP FOR EVERY PAPER | PRECISION IN EVERY
ANSWER!
Adip- Answer: Fat
Chondr- Answer: Cartilage
Adipose Answer: Tissue that stores fat
Chondrocyte Answer: Cartilage cell
-cyte Answer: Cell
Osteocyte Answer: Bone cell
Epi- Answer: Upon, after, in addition
Epithelial tissue Answer: Tissue that covers all free body surfaces
-glia Answer: Glue
Neuroglia Answer: Cells that support neurons; part of nervous tissue
Hist- Answer: Web, tissue
Histology Answer: The study of composition and function of tissues
Hyal- Answer: Resemblance to glass
Hyaline cartilage Answer: Flexible tissue containing chondrocytes
Inter- Answer: Between, among
Intercalated disc Answer: Band between adjacent cardiac muscle cells
Macr- Answer: Large
Macrophage Answer: Large phagocytic cell
Neur- Answer: Nerve
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, Neuron Answer: Nerve cell
Os- Answer: bone
Osseous tissue Answer: Bone tissue
Phag- Answer: To eat
Phagocyte Answer: Cell that engulfs and destroys foreign particles
Pseud- Answer: False
Pseudostratified epithelium Answer: Tissue with cells that appear to be in layers, but are not
Squam- Answer: Scale
Squamous epithelium Answer: Tissue with flattened or scale like cells
Strat- Answer: Layer
Stratified epithelium Answer: Tissue with cells in layers
Stria- Answer: Groove
Striations Answer: Alternating light and dark cross-markings in skeletal and cardiac muscle cells
Tissue Answer: groups of similar cells with a common function
Intercellular junctions Answer: Sit of union between cells
Tight junction Answer: Form of intercellular junction in which membranes of adjacent cells
converge and fuse
Desmosome Answer: Firm of intercellular junction in which cells are riveted together enabling
them to form a reinforced structural unit
Gap junctions Answer: Form of intercellular junction in which cells are interconnected by
tubular channels
Four types of tissue Answer: Epithelial
Connective
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