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What does simple squamous do for you?
it helps ur genitals get bigger
What type of cells line the alveoli?
Simple Squamous Epithelial Tissue forms the surface of the alveoli
Is the nucleus in squamous cells centrally located?
not necessarily , it can be at any position .
Which type of joint helps the skeletal system protect organs inside the body?
sutures
What color are wisdom teeth sutures?
i had a wisdom tooth removed on the left side of my lower jaw on wednesday. my sutures are white. hope this helps. oh and they hurt like hell!
What function do immovable joints in the skull?
They are not joints - they are called 'Sutures'. (soo-chers) In the unborn infant, the sutures are loose and can move around a bit. This helps the infant's head exit the mother's body when it is born. The loose sutures also allow for the baby's head to grow. When the skull is as big as it is going to get, the sutures start growing a little more bone, and they attach to each other solidly. In adulthood, the sutures have no use - they are simply left over from childhood.
What organ has a mucosa layer compsed of stratified squamous epithelium that resists abrasion?
The esophagus has a mucosa layer composed of stratified squamous epithelium that helps protect it from abrasion caused by the passage of food.
What tissues lines the interior of blood vessels?
The innermost layer of epithelial cells of a blood vessel is called endothelium.
Are monofilament sutures absorbable?
They can be used in certain circumstances, particularly when you have a small wound which is not under much tension. Usually non-absorbable monofilament is used in the skin as it has higher tensile strength, slips through skin easily and doesn't have irritant chemicals in them that absorbable sutures do. Hope that helps.
What intracellular deposits make stratified squamous epithelium waterproof and friction resistant?
Keratin is the main intracellular deposit in stratified squamous epithelium that helps make it waterproof and friction resistant. Keratin is a tough, fibrous protein that forms a protective layer on the surface of the skin and helps to prevent water loss and protect against mechanical damage.
What does it mean when the sutures of the skull are no longer visible?
When the sutures of the skull are no longer visible, it often indicates that the bones of the skull have fused together, typically occurring in adulthood. This fusion is a natural process called cranial ossification, which helps provide stability and protection to the brain.
What does lpf mean on a reading of a squamous epith?
LPF stands for "Low Power Field," indicating that the squamous epithelial cells are present in the sample at a relatively low density when viewed under low magnification on a microscope. It helps to give an idea of the overall distribution and presence of these cells in the sample.
