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Human Tissues

Human tissues can be categorized into four primary types: epithelial, connective, muscle, and nervous tissues. Epithelial tissues serve as protective linings for organs and cavities, and are involved in absorption and excretion processes.

Epithelial Tissue

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ORGANIZATION OF THE COLOMBIAN STATE

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Tissue Types

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Floating topic

Cuboidal

absorption, secretion, excretion

found in glands

Cells that line outer surface of of organs, blood vessels, and inner surfaces of cavities

Columnar

Stomach and intestines

pillar-like cells that absorb and excrete

Squamous

Flat cells between body and environment

Human Tissues

Connective tissue

Adipose

Bone

Binding

Tendons and Ligaments

Erythrocytes

Mast cells/leukocytes

Immune response

Macrophages

phagocytes that engulf microbes and cellular debris

Adipocytes

fat, store energy, insulate

Fibroblasts

structural function, collagen production, wound healing

1. Binding + support 2. Protection 3. Insulation 4. Storing reserve fuel

Nervous tissue

Control

Coordination and control of body activities

ex. neurons

muscle contraction, environmental awareness, emotions, memory, reasoning

Human Tissues

Human tissues can be categorized into four primary types: epithelial, connective, muscle, and nervous tissues. Epithelial tissues serve as protective linings for organs and cavities, and are involved in absorption and excretion processes.

Epithelial Tissue

ORGANIZATION OF THE COLOMBIAN STATE

Tissue Types

War is undesirable and should be avoided

Floating topic

Cuboidal

absorption, secretion, excretion

found in glands

Cells that line outer surface of of organs, blood vessels, and inner surfaces of cavities

Columnar

Stomach and intestines

pillar-like cells that absorb and excrete

Squamous

Flat cells between body and environment

Human Tissues

Connective tissue

Adipose

Bone

Binding

Tendons and Ligaments

Erythrocytes

Mast cells/leukocytes

Macrophages

Adipocytes

Fibroblasts

1. Binding + support 2. Protection 3. Insulation 4. Storing reserve fuel

Nervous tissue

Control

Coordination and control of body activities

ex. neurons

Muscle tissue

Skeletal muscle

moves bones, etc

Movement

Smooth muscle

push food through intestines and stomach

Cardiac muscle

contracts heart

Epithelial tissue

Lining

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Mindomo

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