PPT-What are the other three primary tissue types?

920 Review the origins of the four primary tissue types What extracellular fibers are found in connective tissue What is the function of connective tissue What are characteristics of the ten different connective tissues. Year 10 Term 1 TYPES OF EVIDENCE. Mr Flannery. Learning Objectives. To identify key terms for evidence.. To recognise different types of evidence.. To categorise evidence into primary and secondary evidence to show you can identify differences between different types of evidence.. Types of tissues:. TYPES OF TISSUES:. 1. Epithelial, nervous, muscle, connective. 2. Connective tissue: . . a. Contains few cells- spaced apart. . b. Defensive (type)- defends the body. ex. WBC. 9/21. Review the origins of the four primary tissue types. What extracellular fibers are found in connective tissue?. What is the function of connective tissue?. What are characteristics of the ten different connective tissues?. UNIV 200 Spring 2015. Instructor: Meredith Spencer. Primary vs. Secondary. Primary Sources. O. riginal materials on which other research is based. Have . not been filtered through interpretation or evaluation. . Tissues. Four primary types of tissues:. Epithelial: cover body structures in order to absorb, secrete, protect, of filter materials in between layers of tissues.. Connective: support body structures.. Most . common. Well . supplied with blood. . . (tendons and ligaments) . Made . up of . many types of cells and . extracellular matrix. . Extracellular matrix. Produced by the connective tissue . cells. Chapter 4. Objectives. Name the 4 main groups of tissues and give location and characteristics. Describe the difference between exocrine and endocrine glands and give examples. Give examples of circulating, generalized, and structural connective tissues. Form metabolic and structural connections between other tissues… nutrition and support. Forms a protective sheath around organs and helps insulate the body…cushion. Acts as a reserve for energy…storage. Soft Tissue Wounds. Protect. Debride. Extract exudate. Retain moistness. Deliver medications. Orthopedic Wounds. Stabilize joints and bone fractures. Hold splint in place. Restrict movement. Prevents weight bearing. Section 1 – Epithelial Tissue. (pp. 115-121). Levels of Structural Organization. Tissue. - Billions of structurally-similar. cells working together to perform a . common function. -. Includes extracellular . Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer to view or print these files Visit the Adobe website to download your free copyPREFACEANTIBODIESImmunoglobulins / Polyclonal Antibodies / Monoclonal Ant in an Immunosuppressive Patient ABSTRACT Aspergillosis is a de�nition including a wide variety of diseases caused by fungi in the genus Aspergillus. Aspergillosis that occurs especially in refers . to a circumscribed area of slack skin associated with . a . loss of dermal substance on palpation and a loss of elastic . tissue on . histological . examination.. Primary anetoderma . >>> no associated underlying diseases. Connective Tissue Lecture Objectives. List the functions of connective tissue. . Describe the structure, function, and appearance of collagen (types I, II, and III) and elastic fibers.. Explain what ground substance is and what it looks like..