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Basic principles of animal form, function and nutrition (Organ systems…

- - - - Loose connective tissues
        
        Found in the skin and throughout the body
      - Fibrous connective tissue
        
        found in the tendons and ligaments
      - Bone
        
        Skeleton
      - Adipose tissues
        
        found throughout the body
      - Blood
        
        Found throughout the body
      - Cartilage
  - - - They line the organs and cavities within the body
    - - Pseudostratified columnar
        
        forms a mucous membrane that lines portions of the respiratory tract
      - Stratified squamous
        
        found on surfaces subject to abrasion
      - Simple squamous
        
        lines blood vessels and air sacs of the lungs
      - Simple columnar
        
        often found where secretion or active absorption is important
      - Cuboidal
        
        makes up the epithelium of the kidney tubules, thyroid gland, salivary gland and other glands
  - - - Skeletal
        
        Attached to bones
      - Smooth
        
        Found on the walls of the digestive tract, urinary bladder, arteries and other internal organs
      - Cardiac
        
        forms the contractile walls of the heart
- - - - Stimulis- sensor-control center-response-normal range
  - - - the response reduces the stimulus
    - - amplification of the stimulus
  - - - they are warmed mostly by heat from external sources
    - - they get most of their heat from external sources
- - - - Required to provide energy
    - - Provide all the essential amino acids
    - - Required to synthesize membrane phospholipids, signaling molecules and storage fats
    - - Required in DNA and RNA synthesis