Animal Tissues

Question 1

Successful transportation of tissues from one animal body to another can accur without extra measures in case:

Answer 1

Skin is transplanted among inbred strain of mice.

Question 2

The study of tissues is called:

Answer 2

Histology

Question 3

Exchange of materials between blood and tissue fluid accur through:

Answer 3

Capillaries

Question 4

Simple and compound glands differ in what points?

Answer 4

Single glands have a single unbranched duct to carry the secretions.
Compound glands have several branches, which form a duct to carry the secretions.

Question 5

Which gland is opocrine in nature.

Answer 5

Mammary glands.

Question 6

Muscular tissues are more active than others, which organelles are expected to be more numerous in the cells of this tissue?

Answer 6

Mitochondria

Question 7

Tissues can be defined as:

Answer 7

Layers or groups of structurally similar cells performing the same function.

Question 8

Connective tissue in our body constitutes:

Answer 8

30 percent of body mass.

Question 9

Simple squamous epithelium is the characteristic of:

Answer 9

Kidney,Testes,Alveoli

Question 10

Transitional epithelium is:

Answer 10

Adapted for distension of the organ where it is present.

Question 11

Sebaceous and compound salivary glands are:

Answer 11

Alveolar glands.

Question 12

What is the definition of Sebaceous

Answer 12

Relating to oil or fat.

Question 13

Groups of similar cells specialized to perform scientific functions constitute:

Answer 13

Tissues

Question 14

Histology is considered synonymous to:

Answer 14

Microanatomy

Question 15

Glands in which secretions collect in apical part which later breaks off and discharged are called:

Answer 15

Apocrine.

Question 16

The pseudostratified epithelium is:

Answer 16

A columnar epithelium with an additional layer of basal cells all resting upon basement membrane.

Question 17

Mixed glands which release both serous and mucous secretions are represented in our body by:

Answer 17

Submandibular salivary glands and most gastric glands.

Question 18

Stratified epithelium is found in:

Answer 18

Skin

Question 19

Matrix with collagen fibres, elastin fibres, reticular fibres, fibrocytes, macrophages,mast cells, plasma cells, eosiniphils, etc. Is found in:

Answer 19

Areolar tissue.

Question 20

Pigmented epithelium is characteristic of:

Answer 20

Retina of eye

Question 21

Cuboidal epithelium is found in:

Answer 21

The sweat gland, Gonads, Uriniferous tubules.

Question 22

The tissue in which Mast cells occur is:

Answer 22

Connective issue proper.

Question 23

Secretory units are rounded in:

Answer 23

Acinus glands

Question 24

Which glands are examples of compound glands in our body?

Answer 24

Liver, pancreas, and salivary glands.

Question 25

Branch of science dealing with microscopic anatomy of tissues is called:

Answer 25

Histology

Question 26

Mast cells areolar tissues don't secrete:

Answer 26

Haparin,Seretonin,Histamine

Question 27

Tissues in our body are derived from:

Answer 27

Functional anatomy

Question 28

Which glands secrete a wating fluid:

Answer 28

Serous glands

Question 29

Epithial cells lining cavities don't have:

Answer 29

Microvilli,Stereocilia,Cilia

Question 30

Desmosomes which are button like fu Junctions between epithelial cells with tonofibrils are responsible for:

Answer 30

Bearing mechanical stress

Question 31

Aging in our body is associated with deterioration in our:

Answer 31

Connective tissue.

Question 32

Mast cells are present in:

Answer 32

Areolar tissue

Question 33

Tonofibrils are found in:

Answer 33

Epithelium

Question 34

Which of the following sets represent merocrine glands:

Answer 34

Mammary glands and sweat glands

Question 35

Connective tissue mainly functions to:

Answer 35

80 percent of body mass

Question 36

Which one of the following: liver, stomach, blood, and nervous tissue. Is a single type of tissue.

Answer 36

Blood

Question 37

Stratified epithelum is found on:

Answer 37

Protective Surfaces

Question 38

Simple epithelium isn't associated with:

Answer 38

Secretion, absorption, and diffusion

Question 39

The term Epithelia was introduced by:

Answer 39

Frederik Ruysch

Question 40

Shneiderian membrane is:

Answer 40

Neurosensory epithelium, Pigmented epithelium, and columnar epithelium.

Question 41

Stratum corneum has dead, cornified cells but had these cells been living, the possible disadvantage could be that:

Answer 41

Microbes would grow freely on the skins surface.

Question 42

An entire cell when filled with secretions is discharged in the:

Answer 42

Holocrine glands.

Question 43

The lumen if the stomach and intestines have:

Answer 43

Columnar epithelium.