Connective Tissue

Question 1

Produces large histamines in response to antigens: allergic reactions

Answer 1

Mast Cells

Question 2

“fat”; stores energy; thermogenesis

Answer 2

Adipose

Question 3

“macrophage”. leukocytes that digest microbes.

Answer 3

Histiocyte

Question 4

Fills spaces between organs

Answer 4

Connective tissue

Question 5

Wound healing

Answer 5

Fibroblast

Question 6

mature lymphocytes; produces antibodies

Answer 6

Plasma Cells

Question 7

Immature pigment cells

Answer 7

Melanoblast

Question 8

Mature pigment cells

Answer 8

Melanocyte

Question 9

Walls of arteries

Answer 9

Lamellar sheets

Question 10

Connective tissue that gives rise to most tissues.

Answer 10

Mesenchyme

Question 11

Chondroblasts formed by endochondral ossification are created here

Answer 11

Growing Cartilage

Question 12

Mature cartilage cells

Answer 12

Chondrocytes

Question 13

The articular surface of long bones, trachea, ribs, and skull

Answer 13

Hyaline Cartilage

Question 14

Similar to Hyaline cartilage but with elastic fibers instead of collagen finers

Answer 14

Elastic cartilage

Question 15

A mixture of white fibrous tissue.

Answer 15

Fibrocartilage

Question 16

Cartilage Growth: increase in width; Appositional: increase in length (True or False)

Answer 16

FALSE (Opposite)

Question 17

Product of chondroblast activity

Answer 17

Appositional

Question 18

Product of mature chondrocyte activity

Answer 18

Interstitial

Question 19

The bone marrow is the storage of blood vessels (True or False)

Answer 19

FALSE (central cavity)

Question 20

Bone tissue grows by endochondral ossification to form the temporary cartilage model. (True or False)

Answer 20

TRUE

Question 21

Mineral homeostasis and blood cell production are functions of the bone tissue. (True or False)

Answer 21

TRUE

Question 22

The cancellous bone encapsulates the compact bone. (True or False)

Answer 22

FALSE (other way around)

Question 23

Blood is a connective tissue. (True or False)

Answer 23

TRUE

Question 24

The blood is made up of Erythrocytes, Platelets, Plasma, and Leukocytes. (True or False)

Answer 24

TRUE

Question 25

Biconcave disc cells found in the blood.

Answer 25

RBC (Red Blood Cells)

Question 26

The linking of RBCs which enable "stackability".

Answer 26

Rouleaux Formation

Question 27

What are young RBC called?

Answer 27

Reticulocytes

Question 28

Responsible for blood clotting.

Answer 28

Platelets

Question 29

Leukocytes that are stained a deep shade of blue.

Answer 29

Basophil

Question 30

Leukocytes 3x the size of RBCs.

Answer 30

Eosinophil

Question 31

Leukocytes responsible for anti-bacterial and anti-fungal functions.

Answer 31

Neutrophil

Question 32

Blood cell formation.

Answer 32

Hemopoiesis

Question 33

All blood cells orignate from one stem cell.

Answer 33

Monophyletic (Unitarian) Theory

Question 34

Production of cellular components of blood and plasma.

Answer 34

Hematopoiesis

Question 35

Tissue that rids the body of waste.

Answer 35

Lymphatic Tissue

Question 36

Lymphocytes developed in the Thymus Gland

Answer 36

T-Cells

Question 37

Lymphocytes that matured in the Bone Marrow

Answer 37

B-Cells

Question 38

Controls the production of lymphocytes.

Answer 38

Lymph

Question 39

The bony portion of compact bone provides support for Hematopoiesis. (True or False)

Answer 39

FALSE (Trabecular Bone)

Question 40

Spongy tissue containing stem cells.

Answer 40

Bone Marrow

Question 41

Hassal's Corpsucle

Answer 41

Thymus

Question 42

The Spleen can be found in the Stomach and Diaphragm. (True or False)

Answer 42

TRUE

Question 43

White Pulp: lymphocytes and macrophages; Red Pulp: parenchyma and vascular sinuses

Answer 43

TRUE

Question 44

Squamous non-keratinized epithelium found in the nasopharynx and the tongue.

Answer 44

Tonsils