All terms in this list:
Simple Squamous: Type of epithelium Wider than tall Found in Bowman's capsule (kidney), endothelium, mesothelium
Simple Epithelium: Single layer of cells
Simple Cuboidal: Square shape, as tall as wide Found within the collecting tubule (kidney), small ducts
Simple Columnar: Taller than wide Found in the gallbladder (nonciliated) uterine tube (ciliated)
pseudostratified: Appears to be stratified due to nuclei being staggered opposed to lined up. Found within male urethra (nonciliated), trachea (ciliated)
Classification of Tissues: Epithelium Muscle Connective Tissue Nervous Tissue
Epithelium: Covering external body surface or limiting internal surface either simple or stratified
Stratified Epithelium: Multiple layers
Stratified squamous: Many layers of cells wider than tall. Found within cornea (without connective tissue papillae), skin (keratinizing, with connective tissue papillae), vagina (nonkeratinizing, with connective tissue papillae)
Stratified cuboidal: Multiple layers of cube shaped cells. Found in sweat glad ducts
Stratified columnar: Multiple layers of cells taller than wide. Found within Male urethra.
Types of Glands: Exocrine and Endocrine
Exocrine Glands: Pertaining to the secretion of a substance out through a duct. The exocrine glands include the salivary glands, sweat glands and glands within the gastrointestinal tract.
Endocrine gland: Any of various glands that secrete hormones directly into the blood or lymph and not through a duct.
Types of Exocrine Glands: Simple: ???? example Gastric, sweat Compound: ??? example Salivary, pancreas
Types of Endocrine glands: Cord and clump: ??? example hypophysis Follicle: ??? example Thyroid
Types of Muscle tissue: Smooth - involuntary Striated - voluntary Cardiac - striated involuntary
Smooth muscle: involuntary muscle found within the intestinal tract, and blood vessels.
Striated muscle: Voluntary muscle found within skeletal muscles
Cardiac muscle: Striated involunatry muscle found within the heart
Types of Connective Tissue: General and Special
Types of general connective tissue: Loose and Dense
Types of loose connective tissue: Mesenchyme Mucoid Areolar Adipose Reticular
Types of Dense connective tissue: Irregular Regular
Types of special connective tissue: Cartilage Bone Hemopoietic Blood Lymph
Types of Cartilage: Hyaline Fibrous Elastic
Types of Bone: Cancellous Compact
Types of Hemopoietic connective tissue: Myeloid Lymphoid
Types of Nervous tissue: Central nervous system Peripheral nervous system Special receptors
Types of Central nervous system: Gray matter White matter
Types of Peripheral nervous system: Nerves Ganglia Nerve endings
Types of special receptors: Eye, ear, nose
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