Connective Tissue

Question 1

Permanent Cells

Answer 1

-Fibroblasts
-Adipose Cells
-Macrophages/monocytes
-Mast cells
-Mesenchymal stem cells

Question 2

Transient/Wandering

Answer 2

-Lymphocytes
-Plasma Cells
-Eosinophils
-Basophils
-Neutrophils

Question 3

Fibers

Answer 3

-Collagen
-Reticular
-Elastic

Question 4

Ground Substance

Answer 4

-Glycosaminoglycans (GAGs)
-Proteoglycans
-Glycoproteins

Question 5

A 30 year old woman has just delivered a baby at term. The baby has normal physical features with normal vital signs. Which of the following connective tissue components best serve to prevent hypothermia in the newborn baby?
A. Monocytes
B. Macrophages
C. Multilocular adipocytes
D. Unilocular adipocytes
E. Mast cells
F. Collagen
G. Reticular fibers
H. Glycosaminoglycans

Answer 5

C. Multilocular adipocytes

Question 6

Inclusions

Answer 6

Non-membrane bound organelles

Question 7

Multilocular Adipocytes

Answer 7

“Brown Fat”
-Thermogenesis in babies for heat production

Question 8

Macrophages in the Liver

Answer 8

Kupffer cells

Question 9

Macrophages are derived from:

Answer 9

Monocytes
-Are antigen presenting cells, multinuclear giant cells

Question 10

Macrophages in the brain

Answer 10

Microglia

Question 11

Macrophages in the bone

Answer 11

Osteoclasts

Question 12

Glycosaminoglycans

Answer 12

1) Hyaluronan
2) Chondroitin-4- Sulphate
3) Chondroitin-6-sulphate
4) Heparan Sulphate
5) Keratan sulphate

Question 13

Proteoglycans

Answer 13

1) Aggrecan
2) Decorin
3) Versican
4) Syndecan

Question 14

A patient is diagnosed with a protein-losing nephropathy. A reduction in the globular protein levels of the blood will most likely result in an increased risk of edema

Answer 14

True