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Tissue type, Structure, Function, Location
- Tissue Type: Loose Connective Tissue/ Areolar Tissue
- Structure: Papillary layer of the dermis
- Function: attaches epithelium to underlying structure
- Location: dermis, Hypodermis, piamater, endonerium (covers nerve) and endomysium (covers muscle)
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Tissue type, Structure, Function, Location
- Tissue Type: Loose Connective Tissue/ Areolar Tissue
- Structure: Papillary layer of the dermis
- Function: attaches epithelium to underlying structure
- Location: dermis, Hypodermis, piamater, endonerium (covers nerve) and endomysium (covers muscle)
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Tissue type, Structure, Function, Location
- Tissue Type: Irregular dense connective tissue
- Structure: Reticular layer of the dermis
- Function: attaches epithelium to underlying structure
- Location: dermis, Walls of large tubular organs, such as the alimentary canal, in glandular tissue, and in organ capsules
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Tissue type, Structure, Function, Location
- Tissue Type: Irregular dense connective tissue
- Structure: Reticular layer of the dermis
- Function: attaches epithelium to underlying structure
- Location: dermis, Walls of large tubular organs, such as the alimentary canal, in glandular tissue, and in organ capsules
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Tissue type, Structure, Function, Location
- Tissue Type: Regular dense connective tissue
- Structure: tendon
- Function: has great tensile strength that resists pulling forces
- Location: tendon, ligament, aponeurosis
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Tissue type, Structure, Function, Location
- Tissue Type: Elastic connective tissue
- Structure: Tunica media of artery
- Function: allow parts of organ to stretch (and contract)
- Location: largest arteries in the body
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Tissue type, Structure, Function, Location, type of fiber
- Tissue Type: Elastic connective tissue
- Structure: Tunica media of artery
- Function: allow parts of organ to stretch (and contract)
- Location: largest arteries in the body
- Type of Fiber: Elastin fibers
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Tissue type, Function, Location, type of fiber
- Tissue Type: Reticular connective tissue
- Function: allow parts of organ to stretch (and contract)
- Location: liver, the kidney, the spleen, and lymph nodes, as well as in bone marrow
- Type of Fiber: reticular fiber (Type III collagen fiber)
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Tissue type, Structure, Function, Location
- Tissue Type: Adipose Tissue
- Stucture: Brown fat
- Function: insulation, protection & energy storage
- Location: Subcutaneous layer deep to skin, Around the heart & kidneys (fetal/ immature)
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Tissue type, Structure, Function, Location
- Tissue Type: Adipose Tissue
- Stucture: yellow/ white fat
- Function: insulation, protection & energy storage
- Location: Subcutaneous layer deep to skin, Around the heart & kidneys (adult)
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Tissue type, Structure, Function, Location
- Tissue Type: Adipose Tissue
- Stucture: Brown fat & white/ yellow fat
- Function: insulation, protection & energy storage
- Location: Subcutaneous layer deep to skin, Around the heart & kidneys (fetal/ immature)
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parts
- 1. umbilical arteries
- 2. Wharton's jelly
- 3. umbilical vein
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Tissue type, Structure, Function
- Tissue Type: mesenchymal
- Stucture: umbilical cord
- Function: pleuripotential
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Tissue type, Structure, Location
- Tissue Type: Mucous connective tissue
- Stucture: Wharton's Jelly of umbilcal cord (few cell fibers, ubundant ground substance)
- Location: forms the Umbilical cord, vitreous of eyeball
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Tissue type, Structure, Function, Location, apperance
- Tissue Type: Hyaline Cartilage
- Stucture: trachea
- Function: support
- Location: trachea, nose, bronchi
- Appearance: glassy with collagen fibers and perichondrium
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Tissue type, Structure, Function, Location, apperance
- Tissue Type: elastic Cartilage
- Stucture: epiglottis
- Function: Provide support, Maintain shape
- Location: outer ear, epiglottis
- Appearance: visible elastin fibers with perichondrium
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parts
- 1. elastin fibers
- 2. perichondrium
- 3. intracellular matrix
- 4. Lacuna
- 5. chondrocyte
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Tissue type, Function, Location, apperance
- Tissue Type: Fibrocartilage
- Function: Fibrocartilage is always associated with DCT resist deformation under great stress, attaches bone to bone and provides restricted mobility
- Location: intervertebral disks, the symphysis pubis, and certain bone-ligament junctions
- Appearance: chondrocytes are densely packed, without perichondrium
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parts
- 1. lacuna
- 2. haversian canal
- 3. canaliculi
- 4. lamina
- 5. perforating canal
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Tissue type, Structure, Function, Location
- Tissue Type: compact Bone
- Stucture: haversian system or osteon
- Function: Provide support, protection, assist in movement
- Location: ribs, vertebral columns, skull, extremities
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Tissue type, Structure, Function, Location, appearance
- Tissue Type: spongy bone
- Stucture: epiphysis
- Function: bone development
- Location: epiphysis of long bone
- Appearance: less dense with presence of trabeculae
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Tissue type, Structure, Function, Location
- Tissue Type: Regular dense connective tissue
- Structure: tendon
- Function: has great tensile strength that resists pulling forces
- Location: tendon, ligament, aponeurosis
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Tissue type, Function, Location, appearance
- Tissue Type: Fibrocartilage
- Function: Fibrocartilage is always associated with DCT resist deformation under great stress, attaches bone to bone and provides restricted mobility
- Location: intervertebral disks, the symphysis pubis, and certain bone-ligament junctions
- Appearance: chondrocytes are densely packed, without perichondrium
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Tissue type, Structure, Function, Location, appearance
- Tissue Type: spongy bone
- Stucture: epiphysis
- Function: bone development
- Location: epiphysis of long bone
- Appearance: less dense with presence of trabeculae
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