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So we know that there's four different types of tissue that our body is made up of that is including muscle tissue, connective tissue, epithelial tissue, and nervous tissue.
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So we're going to start with the first one here at the top, which is muscle tissue.
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Muscle tissue, just like its name, is going to be making up muscle.
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So think of like biceps, your quads, your calves, your triceps.
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So those are going to be examples of muscle tissue.
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So muscle tissue is composed of cells that shorten and contract in order to produce movements.
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So remember, its job is to produce movement.
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And we also know that the cells are highly cellular with blood vessels.
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Blood has to be supplying these muscles because in order to make movement, it needs oxygen.
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It needs that atp.
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So it has to have a constant blood source.
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So blood vessels go straight to these here.
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Some types of muscle tissue are going to be skeletal muscle tissue, smooth muscle tissue, and cardiac muscle tissue.
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Next, we have connective tissue.
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So just like its name, its job is going to support to protect and give structure to other tissues.
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So it's just looking to be kind of a support system or a support tissue.
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You can think of it that way.
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These are things like, actually i'm going to add that to our notes here.
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So support, protect, and give structure too.
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So some examples of this are things like bone, like think of our humorous or femuris.
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Things like that.
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Cartilage, think of your nose how you can move it around or how you can move it around.
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That's an example of cartilage.
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Fat, blood, and lymphatic tissue...