Anatomy Test pt. 1

What is the basement membrane?

• respond to presense of pathogens. change into fibroblasts

• Form network within tissue while fibers join one another

• composed of protein collagen. Providing strength for bone, tendon, ligaments

• Assist healing of wounds

What is simple squamous epithelium?

• brown pigment melanin colors the skin and hair fibers

• Provide strength in bone, tendon, ligaments

• Similar to elastic fibers, form network reticulum around muscle) Providing support to blood vessel walls

• Responds to pathogens by producing antibodies.

What is simple cuboidal epithelium?

• Responds to pathogens by producing antibodies

• Assist the healing of wounds

• respond to presence of pathogens.

• Composed of protein collagen they provide great strength in the bone, tendon, ligaments

What is simple columnar eputhelium?

• Respond to presence of pathogens, the mesenchymal cells change into fibroblasts

• Contains large droplets of oil or fat and the nucleus is pushed over to one side.

• Brown pigment melanin colors the skin and the hair fibers.

• These fibers form a network within the tissue as their fibers join one another.

What is Psuedostratified?

• Responds to pathogens by producing antibodies

• Contains large droplets of oil or fat and the nucleus is pushed over to one side.

• Small, mobile cells containing granules. Following granules are released to dilate blood vessels to increase blood flow to the injured area.

• Respond to presence of pathogens. The mesenchymal cells change into fibroblasts.

What is stratified squamous eputhelium?

• Responds to pathogens by producing antibodies

• Brown pigment melanin for the skin and hair fibers.

• They assist the healing of wounds

• Composed of protein collagen. they provide great strength in the bone, tendon, and ligaments.

What are stratified columnar epithelium

• Provide great strength in the bone, tendon, and ligaments.

• These fibers form a network within the tissue as their fibers join one another.

• Responds to pathogens by producing antibodies

• It's brown pigment melanin colors of the skin and the hair fibers.

What is Stratified cuboidal eputhelium?

• responds to pathogens by producing antibodies

• small, mobile cels containing granules. Following granules are released to dilate blood vessels to increase blood flow to the injured area.

• they assist pigment melanin colors the skin and the hair fibers.

• respond to presence of pathogens the mesenchymal cells change into fibroblasts.

What is Transitional epithelium?

• Thin fibers similar to the elastic fibers (Form network reticulum)

• Brown pigment melanin colors the skin and the hair fibers

• Small, mobile cells containing granules. Following Granules are released to dilate blood vessels to increase blood flow to the injured area.

• Assist the healing of wounds.

What is Epithelia?

• fill internal spaces, provide structural support, stores energy

• Cover exposed surfaces, line internal passageways and chambers, produce glandar secretions

• contracts to produce active movement

• conducts electrical impulses, carries info