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Structure is a single layer of flat, hexagonal cells.
Simple Squamous
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In the structure the nuclei appear as bumps because cells are flat.
Simple Squamous
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Function is diffusion, filitration and some secretion and protection against friction.
Simple Squamous
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Location in lining of blood cessels and heart, alveoli of lungs and serous membranes of body cavities.
Simple Squamous
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Structure is a single layer of cube shaped cells.
Simple Cubodial
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Fuctions are active transport and faciliated diffusion resulting in secretion and absorbation by cells of kidney tubes.
Simple Cubodial
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Loctaion is in kidney tubules and the surface of the ovaries.
Simple Cubodial
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Structure is a single layer of tall, narrow cells.
Simple Columnar
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Function involves the movement of particles out of the bronchioles of the lungs by ciliated cells.
Simple Columnar
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Location includes bronchioles of lungs, uterus, stomach, intestines.
Simple Columnar
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Structure includes a single layer of cells. Some tall and thin and reach free surface while others do not.
Pseudostratified
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Structure has the nuclei at different levels. Almost always ciliated.
Pseudostratified
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Function includes synthesize and secrete mucous onto free surface and move foreign paricles over surface.
Pseudostratified
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Location is in the nasal cavity, trachea, and pharynx.
Pseudostratified
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Structure in cludes several layers of cuboidal cells in the basement layer but flattened toward the surface.
Stratified Squamous
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Functions include a prptecting against abrasion, barrier against infection, and reduces loss of water from the body.
Stratified Squamous
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Locations include outer layer of the skin, throat, mouth, and esophagus.
Stratified Squamous
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Structure is stratified cells that appear cubodial with not stretched and squamous when stretched.
Transitional
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Functions are to accommodate fluctuations in the volume of flid in an organ or tube.
Transitional
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Locations include bladder and uterers.
Transitional
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