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Connective Tissue

Fundamentals of A & P Vocabulary

Nervous Tissue

Epithelial Tissue

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Muscular Tissue

Provides support, nerve impulses, insulates and protects neurons.

Provides support, fixation, and protection.

Provides protection, sensation, absorption and filtration.

Provides voluntary and involuntary movement.

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Lateral

Contralateral

Bilateral

Ipsilateral

Same side of body.

Both sides of body.

Away from midline.

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Opposite side of body.

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Anterior

Posterior

Superior

Inferior

Toward the bottom.

Toward the front.

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Toward the back.

Toward the top.

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Sagittal

Transverse

Medial

Frontal Plane

Divides body into left and right.

Divides body into front and back.

Toward the midline.

Divides body into into top and bottom.

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Insertion

Origin

Superficial

Deep

Toward the surface.

Point of attachment that is mobile during contraction.

Point of attachment that is relatively fixed during contraction.

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Away from the surface.

Connective tissue-provides support, fixation, and protectionNervous tissue- provides support, nerve impulses, insulates and protects neurons.Muscular tissue- provides voluntary and involuntary movement.Epithelial tissue- provides protection, sensation, absorption and filtration.

Lateral- away from midline.Contralateral- opposite side of body.Bilateral- both sides of body.Ipsilateral- same side of body

Anterior- toward the front.Posterior- toward the back.Superior- toward the top.Inferior- toward the bottom.

Sagittal-divides body into left and right.Transverse- divides body into top and bottom.Medial- toward the midline.Frontal plane- divides body into front and back.

Insertion- point of attachment that is mobile during contraction.Origin-point of attachment that is relatively fixed during contraction.Superficial- toward the surface.Deep- away from the surface.