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Histology

par kenneth thomas
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Distention synaps adipose Bladder pharynx Salivary perikaryon intercalated uterus GI protection exchange bronchi uterine Respiratory skin pancreatic Alveoli cartilage wires Spindle

. Epithelial tissue : Lines organs and glands . Types ( from smallest to largest ) :
1 . Squamous :

a . Simple Squamous : Allows for gas

Location :




b . Stratified Squamous : Provides .

Location : Oral cavity , , esophagus , anal canal , vagina &








2 . Cuboidal : Small ducts and tubes for secretion and absorption .

Location : glands , Kidney tubules , ducts








3 . Columnar : Absorption and secretion

a . Simple Columnar : Absorption and

secretion of mucous / enzymes

Location : tract








b . Ciliated Columnar : Like simple and

" beat " to push along particles

Location : Small & tubes






c . Psudostratified Ciliated Columnar :

Secretion ( mucous ) / ciliaryaction

Location :







4 . Transitional :

Location : , part of the urethra

and







Connective Tissue ( learn the list of . . . . )

embryonic
connective tissue proper

elastic

bone
blood
Muscle Tissue

Skeletal : Striated , multinucleated
















Cardiac : Striated , Uninucleated at the discs


















Smooth : shaped with central nuclei








Nerve Tissue

Dendrites - - braches from the cell body
Cell Body : aka or soma , contains the nucleus
Axon : " Impulse transmitters , the "
Terminal Button , end of axon : Neurotransmitter stored here to be released into