HISTOLOGY

Question 1

covers and lines up surfaces

Answer 1

epithelial cells

Question 2

cells are attached to a basement membrane

Answer 2

Epithelial tissues

Question 3

free surface of epithelial tissues (‘yung nasa ibabaw)

Answer 3

apical cells

Question 4

motile; present in lungs and fallopian tubes

Answer 4

cilia

Question 5

non- motile; epididymis and vas deferens

Answer 5

stereocile

Question 6

non-motile; brush border of intestine

Answer 6

microvilli

Question 7

bowman’s capsule, endothelium, loop of henle, lung alveoli

Answer 7

simple squamous (1 layer only)

Question 8

ducts of glands, walls of thyroid follicles, kidney tubules

Answer 8

simple cuboidal

Question 9

gall bladder (non-ciliated), uterine tube (ciliated)

Answer 9

simple columnar

Question 10

skin (keratinized), vagina, esophagus, cervix

Answer 10

stratified squamous (2 layers)

Question 11

ducts of sweat glands

Answer 11

stratifies cuboidal

Question 12

male urethra

Answer 12

stratifies columnar

Question 13

urinary bladder

Answer 13

transitional

Question 14

trachea (ciliated), epididymis

Answer 14

pseudostratified columnar (mukhang mataas pero 1 layer lang)

Question 15

nerve glue; for support, protection, and insulation

Answer 15

neuroglia (aka glial cells)

Question 16

CNS neuroglia for CSF production

Answer 16

Ependymal cells

Question 17

CNS neuroglia for inside myelin production

Answer 17

oligodendrocytes

Question 18

CNS neuroglia for maintaining Blood Brain Barrier

Answer 18

Astrocytes

Question 19

CNS neuroglia for macrophage immune defense

Answer 19

microglia

Question 20

PNS neuroglia for support

Answer 20

satellite cells

Question 21

PNS neuroglia for outside myelin production

Answer 21

schwann cells

Question 22

away

Answer 22

axon

Question 23

receives impulses; towards

Answer 23

dendrites

Question 24

owl’s eye or fish eye

Answer 24

nucleus