A&P In-class notes about CH#3

• What are the 3 types of muscle tissues?

  Skeletal, Cardiac, and smooth
• Where can I find the Skeletal muscle tissues?

  Anywhere with bones
• Where can I find the Cardiac muscle tissue?

  Walls of the heart
• Where can I find the Smooth muscle tissue?

  Hollow organs (except heart)
• Inclusions such as glycogen would be most prevalent (happening often) in?

  Skeletal muscle cells
• Inclusions would be highly prevalent (happening often) in cells that secrete peptide hormones. What is this?

  Ribosomes
• Motile cilia would. be found in which tissue type?

  epithelial
• Calcium is required by cardiac muscle cells. What organelle can store CA2+ (Calcium)?

  Smooth ER
• Which cells would have the fewest mitochondria?

  Chondrocytes
• Liver breaks down toxins. Hepatocytes (liver cells) likely contain numerous….?

  ribosomes
• Red blood cells cannot repair proteins because they lack.. ?

  Nuclei, Rough ER, and Golgi Apparatus
• What is the other term for liver cell?

  Hepatocyte
• WHat is a hepatocyte?

  Liver cell
• Muscle cells rely on interactions between what?

  Myosin and actin
• Neurons can have long axons (portion of a nerve cell). What tubules could be used to transport material to the end of the axon?

  Microtubules
• TRUE OR FALSE. A cell’s anatomy supports its unique functions?

  True
• Cilia moves, while microvili?

  Do not move.
• Microvili don‘t move, while cilia?

  Moves
• Secretory epithelia can be found in any tissues in/with what?

  secretion
• It releases secretions via duct. What is this?

  Exocrine gland
• It releases secretions to blood. What is this?

  Endocrine
• Exocrine releases secretions via what?

  duct
• Endocrine releases secretions to what?

  blood
• It is a filler between tissues and organs (stabilized) that holds everything in place. What type of tissue is this?

  Connective tissue
• What is a ground substance?

  stuff that’s not cell & fibers, but made by cells
• Are ground substance made b y cells?

  yes
• It is a stuff that is not cell and fiber, but they are made by cells. What is this?

  Ground substance
• Do tissues remodel through our lifetime?

  Yes.
• Stem cells are what?

  ways to replace cells that die
• the deepest skin also has what type of cell?

  stem
• What is the function of the melanin?

  Protects form UV lights
• ** anywhere with hair has what type of glands?

  sebaceous glands
• ** Subcutaneous layer is also called what?

  Hypodermis
• Hypodermis is also called what?

  Subcutaneous
• Give me examples of where to find coarse hairs?


  Armpit and facial hair (male)
• What is a pheromone?

  sweats that smell!
• what is the proper term to use for sweats that smell?

  Pheromones