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which tissue varies in appearance and function
connective
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what tissue is throughout the body but never exposed to outside
connective
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what tissue has many blood vessels and sensory receptors
connective
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what are the three basic components of connective tissue
specialized cells, extracellular protein fibers, fluid (ground substance)
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what is the extracellular fibers and fluid that surround cells
matrix
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what are the three types of connective tissue
connective tissue proper, fluid connective tissues, supporting connective tissues
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what are the kinds of connective tissue proper
loose and dense
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which connective tissue has many types of cells, fibers with syrupy ground substance
connective tissue proper
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which connective tissue is a watery matirx
fluid connective tissues
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which connective tissue has less diverse cells, matrix with densely packed fibers
supporting connective tissue
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what are the two types of fluid connective tissue
blood and lymph
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what are the two supporting connective tissue
cartilage and bone
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what CTP has extracellular protein fibers
loose
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what CTP has viscous ground substance
loose
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what are the two classes of cells in loose connective tissue proper
fixed and wandering
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which loose CTP is stationary and function in maintenance, repair, and storage
fixed
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which loose CTP move throughout tissue and function in defense and repair
wandering
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what are the three fibers in loose CTP in extracellular protein fibers
reticular fibers, collagen fibers, elastic fibers
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which of the extracellular fibers in loose CTP are strong and form branching network
reticular fibers
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which of the extracellular fibers in loose CTP are thick and very strong
collagen fibers
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which of the extracellular fibers in loose CTP
are slender and very stretchy
elastic fibers
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what component of loose CTP is clear, colorless, viscous (syrupy) due to presence of proteoglycans and glycoproteins
ground substance
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what component of loose CTP fills the space between cells and surround connective tissue fibers
ground substance
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what loose CTP fixed cell synthesize melanin pigment
melanocytes
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what loose CTP fixed cell engulfs cell debris and pathogens
fixed macrophage
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what loose CTP fixed cell stimulate inflammation and mobilize defenses
mast cells
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what loose CTP fixed cell synthesizes extracellular fibers
fibroblasts
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what loose CTP fixed cell store lipid reserves in large intracellular vesicles
adipocytes
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what loose CTP wandering cell is immune cell producing antibodies
plasma cells
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what loose CTP wandering cell engulf debris and pathogens patrol tissue
free macrophange
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what loose CTP wandering cell stem cells that aid tissue repair
mesenchymal cells
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what loose CTP wandering cell phagocytic blood cell, small entering during injury
neutrophils and eosinophils
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what loose CTP wandering cell immune system cells
lymphocytes
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what are the three types of loose connective tissue proper
areolar tissue, adipose tissue, reticular tissue
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what type of loose connective tissue is most common connective tissue proper
areolar
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what type of loose connective tissue is packing material of the body
areolar
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what type of loose connective tissue has all connective tissue proper cell types
areolar
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what type of loose connective tissue is found deep to skin in various areas of body (flanks, butt, boobs)
adipose
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what type of loose connective tissue mostly cells (adipocytes)
adipose
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what type of loose connective tissue is found in liver, kidney, spleen, lymph nodes, and bone marrow
reticular
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what type of loose connective tissue provides support and resists distortion
reticular
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what type of loose connective tissue has many fibers forming network (stroma)
reticular
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what type of connective tissue is most volume occupied by extracellular fibers
dense connective tissue
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what are the three types of dense connective tissue
dense regular, dense irregular, elastic tissue
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what type of dense tissue is found in tendons, ligaments, and organ cords; is the strongest
regular
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what type of dense tissue has parallel collagen fibers
regular
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what type of dense tissue is found covering visceral organs; in superficial layer of bones, cartilage, and peripheral nerves, in dermis
irregular
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what type of dense tissue has no consistent pattern of fiber arrangemnet
irregular
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what type of dense tissue is more elastic fibers than collegan
elastic
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what type of dense tissue is springy and resilient; recoil and extension
elastic
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what type of dense tissue found between vertebrae, in walls of large blood vessels, erectile tissue of penis
elastic
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what type of tissue has a fluid matrix with many suspended proteins, normally without fibers
fluid connective tissue
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what are the two types of fluid connective tissue
blood and lymph
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which fluid connective tissue has water matrix (plasma) cells and cell fragment (formed elements)
blood
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which fluid connective tissue has water matrix (lymph) and cells (mainly lymphocytes)
lymph
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what are the formed elements in blood are transport oxygen and bodily defense
red and white blood cells
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what are the four white blood cell types
basophils, lymphocytes, eosinophils/neutrophils, and monocytes
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which of the white blood cells are large phagocytes
monocytes
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which of the white blood cells are uncommon in blood
lymphotcytes
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which of the white blood cells are small phagocytes
eosinophils/neutrophils
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which of the white blood cells promote inflammation
basophils
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what element formed in the blood involves clotting response to damages or broken blood vessels
platlets
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what fluid connective tissue is normally moved by heart through blood vessels
blood
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what carries blood away from heart
arteries
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what are the smallest vessels, site of exchange
capilaries
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what carries blood toward the heart
veins
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what fluid connective tissue exchanges water and solutes between plasma and interstitial fluid
blood
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what fluid connective tissue is located in lymphatic vessels
lymph
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what fluid connective tissue is collected from interstitial fluid
lymph
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what fluid connective tissue is returned to blood at large veins near heart
lymph
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what fluid connective tissue function to maintain solute levels, blood volume, and alert immune system of infection
lymph
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