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TYPES OF TISSUESimple sqamous epitheliumFunction: allows for diffusion and filtration where protection NOT importantLocation: lining of the heart, blood vesselsSimple cubodial epitheliumFunction: secretionLocation: kidney tubules, ovary surfaceSimple columnar epitheliumFunction: absorption and secretion of mucus enzymesLocation: noncillitated lines to the digestive tractCillitated- small bronchiPseudostratified columnar epitheliumFunction: secretion of mucusLocation: noncilliated in male’s sperm carrying ductsCillitated: lines the trachea, and upper respiratory tractStratified squamous epitheliumProtects underlying tissue from abrasionNonkeratinized: most linings of the espophogus, mouth and vaginakeratinized: epidermis of the skinStratisfied cubodial epitheliumFunction: ProtectionLocation: largest ducts of the sweat glandsStratisfied columnar epitheliumFunction: protection; secretionLocation: small amounts in urethraTransitional epitheliumFunction: Stretches readily and permits distension of the urinary organLocation: line the urethers, urinary bladderConnective tissueMesenchyneFunction: gives rise to other tissuesLocation: embryoLoose connective tissue , aerolarFunction: wraps and cushions the organsLocation: distributed under epithelia of bodyLooose connective tissue: adiposeFunction: provides reserve fuelLocation: under skin, around kidneys and the eyesLoose connective tissue, reticularFunction: Fibers form a soft internal skeleton that supports other cell typesLocation: lymphoid organsDense regular connective tissueFunction: attatches the muscles to the bones or to musclesLocation: tendons, most ligamentsDense connective tissue, elasticFunction: allows recoil of tissue following restretchingLocation: walls of the large arteriesDense connective tissue, dense irregularFunction: able to withstand tensionLocation: fibrous capsules of organs and joints← TYPES OF TISSUE← Simple sqamous epithelium- Function: allows for diffusion and filtration where protection NOT important- Location: lining of the heart, blood vessels← Simple cubodial epithelium- Function: secretion - Location: kidney tubules, ovary surfaceSimple columnar epithelium- Function: absorption and secretion of mucus enzymes - Location: noncillitated lines to the digestive tracto Cillitated- small bronchi← Pseudostratified columnar epithelium- Function: secretion of mucus - Location: noncilliated in male’s sperm carrying ductso Cillitated: lines the trachea, and upper respiratory tract ← Stratified squamous epithelium- Protects underlying tissue from abrasion- Nonkeratinized: most linings of the espophogus, mouth and vagina o keratinized: epidermis of the skin← Stratisfied cubodial epithelium- Function: Protection- Location: largest ducts of the sweat glandsStratisfied columnar epithelium- Function: protection; secretion- Location: small amounts in urethraTransitional epithelium- Function: Stretches readily and permits distension of the urinary organ- Location: line the urethers, urinary bladder ← Connective tissue- Mesenchyneo Function: gives rise to other tissueso Location: embryo- Loose connective tissue , aerolaro Function: wraps and cushions the organs o Location: distributed under epithelia of body - Looose connective tissue: adiposeo Function: provides reserve fuel o Location: under skin, around kidneys and the eyes- Loose connective tissue, reticularo Function: Fibers form a soft internal skeleton that supports other cell typeso Location: lymphoid organs - Dense regular connective tissue o Function: attatches the muscles to the bones or to muscles o Location: tendons, most ligaments - Dense connective tissue, elastico Function: allows recoil of tissue following restretching o Location: walls of the large arteries- Dense connective tissue, dense irregular o Function: able to withstand tension o Location: fibrous capsules of organs and


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