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Question 1

Skeletal muscle

Answer 1

Striated; movement and stability

Question 2

Smooth muscle

Answer 2

Smoother looking; found in hollow organs, veins. Helps propel substances along pathways

Question 3

Cardiac muscle tissue

Answer 3

Intercalated Discs; propels blood into blood stream, walls of heart

Question 4

Striated muscle tissue

Answer 4

Skeletal and cardiac muscle. Has sarcomeres in this tissue.

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Non striated muscle tissue

Answer 5

“Smooth muscle tissue” in hollow organs and don’t have sarcomeres

Question 6

Intercalated Discs

Answer 6

In cardiac muscle tissue between myocardial cells

Question 7

Nervous tissue

Answer 7

Has neurons that help transmit signals through body. In brain, nerves, spinal cord

Question 8

Axon

Answer 8

Where signal is generated

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Dendrite

Answer 9

Increases surface area for receptors to receive signal

Question 10

Areolar connective tissue

Answer 10

Hair like tissue located around epithelial tissue. Wraps around organs and protects them.

Question 11

Adipose connective tissue

Answer 11

Bubble like tissue. Located in eyeballs bones abdomen. Reserves food fuel and helps with heat loss.

Question 12

Reticular connective tissue

Answer 12

Found in lymph nodes bones spleen. Reticular cells dominate

Question 13

Dense irregular connective tissue

Answer 13

Looks like really smooth tissue. Made from elastic and collagen fibers. Located in joints and capsules of organs

Question 14

Dense regular connective tissue

Answer 14

Looks like a bunch of scribbles close together. Collagen fibers and connects muscle to bones. Located in tendons ligaments and aponeuroses

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Hyaline cartilage connective tissue

Answer 15

Looks like eyes. Found in nose ear and trachea. Supports. Made of chondrocytes

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Elastic cartilage connective tissue

Answer 16

Looks like eyes but not together. External ear and flexible and support

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Blood connective tissue

Answer 17

Contains erythrocytes and leukocytes blood cells. In blood vessels. Moves nutrients through out

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Erythrocyte

Answer 18

Red blood cell. Moves oxygen. Smaller than white blood cell

Question 19

Leukocyte

Answer 19

White blood cell. Defense and bigger

Question 20

Central canal

Answer 20

Middle of bone. Carries vessels and nerves to osteon

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Lacuna

Answer 21

Small space that holds osteocyte cell

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Lamellae

Answer 22

Rings around osteon

Question 23

Osteocyte

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Cells derived from osteoblast

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Osteon

Answer 24

The entire structure that holds all the bone stuff

Question 25

Fibroblasts

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Flat cells that produce collagen fibers. Located in skin and bladder.

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Macrophages

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Wandering cell that is part of immune system and phagocytizes foreign material. Located in loose connective tissue

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Plasma cells

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Found in blood connective tissue

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Adipocyte

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Found in adipose tissue. Stores fat and lipid reserves

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Mast cells

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Found everywhere and is wound healing

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Collagenous fiber

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Thick fiber holds connective tissues together

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Elastic fiber

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Stretches connective tissue. Found in elastic cartilage connective tissue

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Reticular fiber

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Supportive for reticular tissue. Found in bone marrow

Question 33

Tendon

Answer 33

Muscle to bone

Question 34

Ligament

Answer 34

Bone-bone

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Aponeuroses

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Sheet of connective tissue found over cranium

Question 36

Stratum corneum

Answer 36

1st layer

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Stratum lucidum

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2nd layer

Question 38

Stratum granulosum

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3rd layer

Question 39

Stratum spinosum

Answer 39

4th layer; thickest layer

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Stratum basale

Answer 40

5th layer

Question 41

Arrector pili

Answer 41

Causes goosebumps