A&P LAB Epithelial tissues

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Ivan Balderas

Cards (20)

It is a thin barrier that promotes diffusion. What type of Epithelial tissue is this?
Simple Squamous
It has more volume for mitochondria to drive active transport. What type of Epithelial tissue is this?
Simple Cuboidal
“extensive volume supports active transport”, What type of Epithelial tissue is this?
Simple Columnar
It offers protection from abrasion, may be keratinized (produce keratines). What type of Epithelial tissue is this?
Stratified squamous
Typically ciliated to promote movement across the epithelial surface, also known as the respiratory or mucosal epithelium. What type of Epithelial tissue is this?
Pseudostratified columnar
It actively changes the number of cell layers, unique to the urinary system. What type of Epithelial tissue is this
Give me the description of Simple Squamous?
Thin barrier that promotes diffusion
Give me the description of Simple cuboidal?
Has more volume for mitochondria to drive active transport
Give me the description of Simple Columnar?
Extensive volume supports active transport
Give me the description of Stratified Squamous?
Offers protection from abrasion, may be keratinized
Give me the description of Pseudostratified columnar?
typically ciliated to promote movement across the epithelial surface
It is also known as the respiratory or muscosal epithelium, What epithelial tissue is this?
Pseudostatified columnar
What is Pseudostratified columnar also known for?
Respiratory or mucosal epithelium
Give me the description of Transitional?
Actively changes the number of cell layers, unique to urinary system.
Give me an example location in the body of a simple aquamous?
Kidneys
Give me an example location in body of Simple cuboidal?
Kidneys
Give me an example location in body of Simple columnar?
Intestines
Give me an example location in body of Stratified squamous?
Skin
Give me an example location in body of Pseudostratified columnar?
Trachea
Give me an example location in body of Transitional?
Bladder