AdvBio Unit #04 Student Packet rev15 9th ed

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SVHS SCIENCE
NAME:
TISSUES
AND INJURIES
The tissue that lines the fallopian tubes and the cilia that moves the
egg from the ovary to the uterus.
SVHS ADVANCED BIOLOGY
ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY
UNIT #4
SVHS ADVANCED BIOLOGY
Fall 2015
TISSUES AND CELL REPRODUCTION
READING: Tortora 9th edition
UNIT OUTCOMES:
Pages 78-101 (Tissues)
A) Be able to name and describe the characteristics of the four major tissue types found in the human
body. (Page 79)
B) Contrast the following epithelial tissues in terms of layers and cell shapes. Create diagrams to show
the contrasts: Simple squamous, simple cuboidal, simple columnar, stratified squamous, stratified
cuboidal, pseudostratified. (Pages 80-87 and lab)
C) Contrast the following adult connective tissues as to characteristics and structure using diagrams to
aid your description : Adipose, elastic cartilage, hyaline cartilage. (Pages 88-96, and lab)
D) Contrast the following types of membranes as to structure, function, and location in the human body:
mucous, serous, cutaneous, synovial. (Pages 96-98)
E) Working with a compound microscope, be able to name each tissue type by observation. (Lab)
SCHEDULE:
Mon 10/5
DISCUSSION: Epithelial tissue
LAB: Work on tissue lab packet.
H.W. Read 4.1, do D.R. 4.1 Histology
WED 10/7
UNIT TEST: the Cell
HW: Read 4.2 Epithelial tissue
Thurs. 10/8
DISCUSSION: Connective tissue (P 82-85)
LAB: Work on Tissue Packet
HOMEWORK: Read 4.3 , D.R. 4.2 Connective tissue
Mon 10/12
DISCUSSION: Membranes (96-98)
LAB:
H.W.:
Tissue Project
Read 98-102, D.R 4.3 Tissue repair
Wed 10/14
Work day: Projects
HW: study for Unit 4 test, complete Case Study #4
Thurs 10/15
Present projects
Mon 10/20
Unit 4 Test/ Case Study due/ Lab packet due
SVHS ADVANCED BIOLOGY
OBSERVATION OF TISSUES
PART “A”
Name the four principle tissue types and then list characteristics that are specific to each of
the four types. Finally, list the general functions for each tissue type.
Tissue Type
Characteristics of the Tissue
GROUP PROJECT:
TISSUE CASE STUDY BY GROUPS
1) SPRAINED ANKLE
(Connective tissue injury)
2) TORN TENDON
(Connective tissue injury)
3) BASAL CELL CARCINOMA
(Epithelial tissue disease)
4) MUSCLE PULL
(Muscular tissue injury)
5) MALIGNANT MELONOMA (Epithelial tissue disease)
6) TORN ROTATOR CUFF (Connective and muscular tissue injury)
7) SHIN SPLINTS (Connective tissue injury)
8) BROKEN LEG (Connective tissue injury)
9) ANTERIOR OR POSTERIOR CRUCIATE TEAR (Connective Tissue injury)
10) TORN MENISCUS (Connective tissue injury)
* Presentations will be to class using PPt.
PART “B”
Observe the prepared slides of various tissues. Diagram each tissue as labeled below. List specific
characteristics and areas where the tissue can be found directly below each of the diagrams.
See page 84
Epithelium: Stratified Squamous (400X)
Characteristic Structure
Adaptation and Function
Where tissue is found
See page 82
Epithelium: Simple Cuboidal (400X)
Characteristic Structure
Adaptation and Function
Where tissue is found
Epithelium: Columnar (400X)
Characteristic Structure
See page 84
Adaptation and Function
See page 83
Epithelium: Pseudostratified (400X)
Characteristic Structure
Where tissue is found
Adaptation and Function
Where tissue is found
See page 92
Connective: Adipose (400X)
Characteristic Structure
Adaptation and Function
Where tissue is found
See page 95
Connective: Hyaline cartilage (400X)
Characteristic Structure
Adaptation and Function
Where tissue is found
See page 96
Connective: Elastic cartilage (400X)
Characteristic Shape
Adaptation and Function
Where tissue is found
See page 93
Connective: White fibrous (Tendon) (400X)
Characteristic Structure
Adaptation and Function
Where tissue is found
SVHS ADVANCED BIOLOGY
UNIT #4 STUDY GUIDE: TISSUES
1)
From page 79 titled “TYPES OF TISSUES” be able to:
A) Define tissue.
B) Define histology
C) Name and describe the characteristics of the four principal types of tissues.
D) Describe the function for each of the four types of tissues.
2)
From pages 79-88 titled “EPITHELIAL TISSUE” be able to:
A)
B)
C)
D)
E)
F)
G)
H)
I)
J)
Name the two main types of epithelial tissue.
Give a basic function for each of the two types.
Explain the terms “avascular” in reference to epithelium.
Define and give a function for a basement membrane.
Explain if all epithelial cells reproduce or not.
Explain the classifications of epithelial tissues based on cell shape.
Explain the classification of epithelial tissue based on the number of layers.
Explain the terms “absorption” and “secretion” in reference to epithelial tissue.
Explain the adaptive advantage of a cell having microvilli.
Explain the difference between exocrine and endocrine in reference to glandular epithelium.
3) From pages 88-96 titled “CONNECTIVE TISSUE” be able to:
A) Explain a basic differences between arrangement of epithelium and connective tissues.
B) Explain the two basic classifications used for connective tissue.
C) Give the characteristics and functions for the following connective tissues:
Adipose Tissue, Elastic Connective Tissue, Hyaline Cartilage, Elastic Cartilage
Dense (Callagenous) or white fibrous connective tissue
4) From pages 96-100 titled “MEMBRANES” be able to:
A) Compare & contrast mucous, serous, cutaneous, and synovial membranes.
5) Be able to summarize your HW assignment in short essay form.
6) Be able to identify each tissue observed in lab by name, give a location of the tissue,
and describe how it is specialized to do a specific job.
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