lab test 2

Question 1

simple squamous epithelium

Answer 1

irregular shape and lack of layering

Question 2

simple squamous epithelium function

Answer 2

secretes, lubricates, filtration, diffusion,osmosis

Question 3

Simple squamous epithelium locations

Answer 3

alveoli, walls of capillaries, kidney glomeruli

Question 4

Stratified squamous epithelium

Answer 4

Irregularity shaped cells found in layers

Question 5

Stratified squamous epithelium function

Answer 5

protection

Question 6

Stratified squamous epithelium location

Answer 6

outer layer of skin, lining of mouth, throat, vagina and anal cavity

Question 7

Simple cuboidal epithelium

Answer 7

cube-shaped cells often found lining tubes

Question 8

Simple cuboidal epithelium function

Answer 8

secretion, absorption

Question 9

Simple cuboidal epithelium location

Answer 9

lining kidney tubules, surface of ovary, lining ducts certain glands

Question 10

Simple columnar epithelium

Answer 10

nuclei are all at about the same level which distinguishes

this from pseudostratified epithelium. Note the goblet cells.

Question 11

Simple columnar epithelium function

Answer 11

ciliated propels mucous or reproductive cells, protection, secretion, absorption

Question 12

Simple columnar epithelium location

Answer 12

lines uterus and digestive organs

Question 13

pseudo stratified ciliated columnar epithelium

Answer 13

nuclei appear to be at different levels due

to crowding of cells. This is only one layer of cells

Question 14

Pseudo stratified columnar epithelium function

Answer 14

protection, secretion, and movement of mucous

Question 15

Pseudo stratified columnar epithelium location

Answer 15

trachea and male urethra

Question 16

human blood

Answer 16

identify leukocytes and erythrocytes

Question 17

human blood function

Answer 17

Delivers nutrients, oxygen, removes CO2, immune function

Question 18

human blood location

Answer 18

blood vessels

Question 19

frog blood

Answer 19

nucleated erythrocytes

Question 20

hyaline cartilage

Answer 20

contains numerous fibers, identify lacunae, chondrocytes, and matrix

Question 21

hyaline cartilage function

Answer 21

reinforce, cushions, resists compressions, supports, protects, provides framework

Question 22

hyaline cartilage location

Answer 22

end of lone bone, nose, trachea, larynx, costal cartilage

Question 23

adipose

Answer 23

large, empty looking cells with the nucleus found against the cell membrane

Question 24

adipose function

Answer 24

protects, insulates, stores fat

Question 25

adipose location

Answer 25

beneath skin, around kidneys, behind eye, surface of the heart, in bones, abdomen and breasts

Question 26

compact bone

Answer 26

notice osteonic system. Identify lamellae, lacunae, canaliculi, Haversian canal, and osteocytes.
marrow inside for blood cell formation

Question 27

compact bone functions

Answer 27

levers for muscle, stores Ca++, supports, protects, provides framework

Question 28

compact bone location

Answer 28

skeleton, middle ear

Question 29

dense white fibrous

Answer 29

wavy pattern of the collagen fibers

Question 30

dense white fibrous function

Answer 30

withstands tensile strength in one direction, binds muscle to bone, bone to bone

Question 31

dense white fibrous location

Answer 31

tendons, ligaments

Question 32

areolar

Answer 32

a lot of intercellular space and fibers scattered throughout

Question 33

areolar function

Answer 33

cushions organs, covey tissue fluid, binds organs together, holds tissue together

Question 34

areolar location

Answer 34

beneath skin, between muscles, beneath epithelial tissue, mucous membranes, surrounds capillaries

Question 35

smooth muscle

Answer 35

long, unbranched, unstriated fibers with a single nucleus per fiber
1 nucleus, no striations

Question 36

smooth muscle function

Answer 36

Involuntary propels substances, motion of vessels, airways, and organs

Question 37

smooth muscle location

Answer 37

walls of hollow internal organs, walls of arteries and arterioles

Question 38

skeletal muscle

Answer 38

striations perpendicular to direction fiber run. they also have many nuclei per fiber. called voluntary muscle

Question 39

skeletal muscle function

Answer 39

Voluntary movement of skeletal parts, facial expressions, posture, and manipulation

Question 40

skeletal muscle location

Answer 40

attached to bones, and sometimes skin

Question 41

cardiac muscle

Answer 41

striations, the presence of intercalated disks perpendicular to direction fiber runs, and the branching of the fibers. one nuclei

Question 42

cardiac muscle function

Answer 42

Involuntary heart movement, circulation, propels blood

Question 43

cardiac muscle location

Answer 43

heart muscle walls

Question 44

neuron

Answer 44

examine individual nerve cells. the smaller cells are the neurgila

Question 45

neuron function

Answer 45

Sensitivity and conduction of nerve impulse

Question 46

neuron location

Answer 46

brain, spinal chord, peripheral nerves