Chapters 4 And 5 Tissues

Question 0

Simple

Answer 0

Single layer, absorption and filtration

Question 1

Epithelial tissue

Answer 1

Tissue with the prime function of covering

Question 2

Cuboidal

Answer 2

Box-like cells

Question 3

Columnar

Answer 3

Tall, focused on protection

Question 4

Stratified

Answer 4

2 or more cell layers, focused on protection, found in highly abrasive areas (skin/mouth)

Question 5

Squamous

Answer 5

Flattened, focused on filteation and absorbtion

Question 6

Microvilli

Answer 6

Finger like extensions of plasma membeane

Question 7

Basement membrane

Answer 7

Layer where tissues begin

Question 8

Gland

Answer 8

One or more cells that make and secrete a particular product

Question 9

Endocrine

Answer 9

Ductless glands that produce hormones

Ex: Amino acids, Proteins

Question 10

Exocrine

Answer 10

Secrete their products onto body surface through ducts

Ex: Mucus,Sweat,Oil

Question 11

Connective tissue

Answer 11

Not as regenerative as epithelial tissue encompasses catilage, bone, blood and connective tissue proper

Question 12

Adipose tissue

Answer 12

Insulates, supports and protects, located under skin around kidneys and in breasts

Question 13

Cartilage

Answer 13

Tough, more flexible than bone withstands tension and compression

Question 14

Osseous tissue

Answer 14

More Collagen fibers, inorganic salts, blood vessels, and lacune than cartilage and heals faster forms blood cells and stores calcium and minerals

Question 15

Muscle tissue

Answer 15

Well vascularized, responsible for movement, contractile in movement
Has three types: skeletal, cardiac, smooth

Question 16

Nervous tissue

Answer 16

Generates electrical impulses, transmits electrical signals

Question 17

Regeneration

Answer 17

Replacement of destroyed tissur with the same kind of tissue