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Classification of CT - Coggle Diagram
Classification of CT
MATURE
Fluid CT
Blood
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consists of blood plasma(liquid ECM) and formed elements (red, white cells and platelets)
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Supporting CT
Cartilage
elastic
Abundant elastic fibers + collagen, making matrix more elastic than hyaline. Supports structures deformation (larynx, epiglottis, external ear); proteoglycans
fibrous
Structural support for musculoskeletal system. Found in intervertebral discs of spine and insertions of ligaments and tendons.
hyaline cartilage
abundant, relatively weak
e.g: anterior ends of ribs, respiratory cartilage - nose, trachae, bronchi; nasal septum, ends of long bones
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Bone
compact
contains osteons, stores calcium&phosphorous, protection/support
spongy (BM)
Cancellous bone- porous inner bone tissue lies underneath compact bone; lacks osteons, stores triglycerides (yellow marrow) n produces blood cells (red marrow)
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CT Proper
Loose(open framework) many cells, fewer fibres
Adipose
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insulation, energy source, temp control
Reticular
predominates in locations where high cellular content. Branched and mesh-like pattern (reticulum), fibers are actually type III collagen fibrils.
Areolar tissue
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widely distributed; strength, elasticity, support
Dense(densely packed) more fibres, fewer cells
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irregular
arranged in parallel bundles, mostly consist of collagen fibers, less GS than loose CT; pericardium
elastic
fibroblasts. present in non-load bearing parts such as nose, ears, epiglottis. Lungs, arteries, dermis layer, ligaments, tendons.
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