Epithelial tissues are sheets of tissue that cover external or internal surfaces. There are 6 main types of epithelia, which are classified based on • The number of layers o Simple epithelial have 1...

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Extracted text: Epithelial tissues are sheets of tissue that cover external or internal surfaces. There are 6 main types of epithelia, which are classified based on • The number of layers o Simple epithelial have 1 layer of cells, all in contact with the basement membrane o Stratified epithelial have 2 or more layers of cells (i.e., not all cells contact the basement membrane) • Cell shape o Squamous cells look like flat fish scales o Cuboidal cells are roughly cube-shaped equal in height and width o Columnar cells are longer than they are wide ... plus two special cases: pseudostratifed epithelia, which look stratified but are actually simple, and transitional epithelia, which are stratified but change cell shape when stretched. Each of these different types of tissue serves a different function in different locations in your body, as summarized in your One Page Summary: EPITHELIAL: COVERING "sacs" Stratifled Squamous Eplthella Simple Squamous Epithelia - skin & openings into body 1 layer Transitional Epithelia multiple layers urinary ulı Cubaldel


Extracted text: Review these functions (transport and friction reduction vs protection) and locations ("sacs", tracts, etc.), then match the descriptions with the appropriate type of epithelial tissue. You will not use any answer more than once. lines the esophagus and forms the epidermis v I Choosel of the skin simple simple columnar transitional forms the lining of the digestive tract simple cuboidal stratified squamous stratified generally speaking, helps reduce friction or allows for membrane transport simple squamous makes up most glands [ Choose ] found in the bladder (which needs to stretch) ( Choose ] ( Choose ] forms thin serous membranes that look like sacs around the heart and lungs ( Choose ] generally speaking, provides protection