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Logic Map Create a logic map that will allow you to distinguish histologically between the types of epithelial tissues simple squamous epithelium • simple cuboidal epithelium • stratified squamous epithelium simple columnar epithelium pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelium • transitional epithelium Write a list of the visible features of each tissue type. Visible Features Tissue Type Number of cell layers Single layer of cells Apical cell shape Simple squamous Flat, thin, scale-like epithelium Special features Allows rapid diffusion or filtration; found in alveoli (lungs) and endothelium (blood vessels) Single layer Simple cuboidal epithelium Cube Shaped Single layer Simple columnar epithelium Tall Column-like Stratified squamous epithelium 4 to 5 layers depending on thickness of the skin Flat in the apical layer columnar epithelium Pseudostratified with cilia Single layer Transitional epithelium Tall irregularly Shaped Involved in secretion and absorption; found in glands, Kidney tubules, and thyroid follicles May have microvilli (for absoption) or goblet cells (for mucus secretion); lines stomach, intestines Provides protection; keratinized. type in the skin, non-Keratinized type in mouth, esophagus, Vagina often ciliated with goblet cells; found In the respiratory tract (eg. trachea) moves macas via cilia stretches to accommodate Urine; Between 2 and 6 large, dome-shaped, found in urinary bladder and and Cuboidal when organ is not stretched Ureters Write out your logic map here: Is the shape round? yes no peach or orange strawberry or banana At this point, you still cannot determine which fruit is the one being viewed so you need to ask another question. The questions for each remaining group do not have to be the same! peach or orange Is its skin fuzzy? strawberry or banana Can you see seeds on the outside? yes peach no yes orange strawberry no banana

Logic Map Create a logic map that will allow you to distinguish histologically between the types of epithelial tissues simple squamous epithelium • simple cuboidal epithelium • stratified squamous epithelium simple columnar epithelium pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelium • transitional epithelium Write a list of the visible features of each tissue type. Visible Features Tissue Type Number of cell layers Single layer of cells Apical cell shape Simple squamous Flat, thin, scale-like epithelium Special features Allows rapid diffusion or filtration; found in alveoli (lungs) and endothelium (blood vessels) Single layer Simple cuboidal epithelium Cube Shaped Single layer Simple columnar epithelium Tall Column-like Stratified squamous epithelium 4 to 5 layers depending on thickness of the skin Flat in the apical layer columnar epithelium Pseudostratified with cilia Single layer Transitional epithelium Tall irregularly Shaped Involved in secretion and absorption; found in glands, Kidney tubules, and thyroid follicles May have microvilli (for absoption) or goblet cells (for mucus secretion); lines stomach, intestines Provides protection; keratinized. type in the skin, non-Keratinized type in mouth, esophagus, Vagina often ciliated with goblet cells; found In the respiratory tract (eg. trachea) moves macas via cilia stretches to accommodate Urine; Between 2 and 6 large, dome-shaped, found in urinary bladder and and Cuboidal when organ is not stretched Ureters Write out your logic map here: Is the shape round? yes no peach or orange strawberry or banana At this point, you still cannot determine which fruit is the one being viewed so you need to ask another question. The questions for each remaining group do not have to be the same! peach or orange Is its skin fuzzy? strawberry or banana Can you see seeds on the outside? yes peach no yes orange strawberry no banana

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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Logic Map Create a logic map that will allow you to distinguish histologically between the types of epithelial tissues simple squamous epithelium • simple cuboidal epithelium • stratified squamous epithelium simple columnar epithelium pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelium • transitional epithelium Write a list of the visible features of each tissue type. Visible Features Tissue Type Number of cell layers Single layer of cells Apical cell shape Simple squamous Flat, thin, scale-like epithelium Special features Allows rapid diffusion or filtration; found in alveoli (lungs) and endothelium (blood vessels) Single layer Simple cuboidal epithelium Cube Shaped Single layer Simple columnar epithelium Tall Column-like Stratified squamous epithelium 4 to 5 layers depending on thickness of the skin Flat in the apical layer columnar epithelium Pseudostratified with cilia Single layer Transitional epithelium Tall irregularly Shaped Involved in secretion and absorption; found in glands, Kidney tubules, and thyroid follicles May have microvilli (for absoption) or goblet cells (for mucus secretion); lines stomach, intestines Provides protection; keratinized. type in the skin, non-Keratinized type in mouth, esophagus, Vagina often ciliated with goblet cells; found In the respiratory tract (eg. trachea) moves macas via cilia stretches to accommodate Urine; Between 2 and 6 large, dome-shaped, found in urinary bladder and and Cuboidal when organ is not stretched Ureters Write out your logic map here:
Transcribed Image Text:Logic Map Create a logic map that will allow you to distinguish histologically between the types of epithelial tissues simple squamous epithelium • simple cuboidal epithelium • stratified squamous epithelium simple columnar epithelium pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelium • transitional epithelium Write a list of the visible features of each tissue type. Visible Features Tissue Type Number of cell layers Single layer of cells Apical cell shape Simple squamous Flat, thin, scale-like epithelium Special features Allows rapid diffusion or filtration; found in alveoli (lungs) and endothelium (blood vessels) Single layer Simple cuboidal epithelium Cube Shaped Single layer Simple columnar epithelium Tall Column-like Stratified squamous epithelium 4 to 5 layers depending on thickness of the skin Flat in the apical layer columnar epithelium Pseudostratified with cilia Single layer Transitional epithelium Tall irregularly Shaped Involved in secretion and absorption; found in glands, Kidney tubules, and thyroid follicles May have microvilli (for absoption) or goblet cells (for mucus secretion); lines stomach, intestines Provides protection; keratinized. type in the skin, non-Keratinized type in mouth, esophagus, Vagina often ciliated with goblet cells; found In the respiratory tract (eg. trachea) moves macas via cilia stretches to accommodate Urine; Between 2 and 6 large, dome-shaped, found in urinary bladder and and Cuboidal when organ is not stretched Ureters Write out your logic map here:
Is the shape round? yes no peach or orange strawberry or banana At this point, you still cannot determine which fruit is the one being viewed so you need to ask another question. The questions for each remaining group do not have to be the same! peach or orange Is its skin fuzzy? strawberry or banana Can you see seeds on the outside? yes peach no yes orange strawberry no banana
Transcribed Image Text:Is the shape round? yes no peach or orange strawberry or banana At this point, you still cannot determine which fruit is the one being viewed so you need to ask another question. The questions for each remaining group do not have to be the same! peach or orange Is its skin fuzzy? strawberry or banana Can you see seeds on the outside? yes peach no yes orange strawberry no banana
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