Quiz 1

Question 1

List the 6 types of epithelium cells

Answer 1

1- simple squamous 
2- simple cuboidal
3- simple columnar 
4- stratified squamous 
5- psuedostratified columnar 
6-translational

Question 2

Simple cubodial

Answer 2

• Many glands and ducts, covers the ovary, kidney tubules (secretions and linings)
• Basic cell type of many glands
  - (parotid, pancreas, liver, thyroid, glands of the breast, sweat glands, kidney)
• Surface of the ovary

Question 3

Simple Columnar

Answer 3

• GI tract
  
  • primarily functions in secretions and absorption
  • simple columnar can also be ciliated as in the Fallopian tubes
  • from stomach to anal region, epithelial cells of the uterus

Question 4

Stratified squamous (keratinized or non keratinized)

Answer 4

• chief functions; protection from abrasion, foreign agents & dehydration
  
  • skin
  • oral muscosa lining
  • esophagus
  • rectum/anus
  • vagina
  • cervix

Question 5

Pseudostratified columnar

Answer 5

-Respiratory epithelium, vas deferens

Question 6

Transitional epithelium

Answer 6

• Allows for the distinction of organ or structure
• The cells change shape from columnar to and squamous
  
  • renal pelvis
  • urinary bladder
  • ureters

Question 7

What are the 3 types of muscle tissues?

Answer 7

• cardiac
  
  • involuntary striated, central nuclei
• skeletal
  
  • volunteer striated muscle with multiple nuclei arranged on the periphery of muscle fibers
• smooth
  
  • Involuntary non-striated muscle with single central nuclei

Question 8

What are the 6 types of connective tissue?

Answer 8

1-loose connective tissue 
2-dense irregular connective tissue 
3-Cartilage 
4-Bone
5-Adipose
6-Hematopoetic

Question 9

What are the 6 types of connective tissue cells?

Answer 9

1-Fibroblasts
2-Chondroblasts(cytes)
3-Osteoblasts(cytes)
4-RBC
5-WBC
6-Adipocytes

Question 10

What are the 6 nervous tissue types?

Answer 10

1-Neurons 
2-Astrocytes 
3-Microglia
4-Oligodendrocytes
5-Schwann
6-Ependmocytes

Question 11

Function & location of Astrocytes?

Answer 11

-Blood brain barrier

Question 12

Function & location of Microglia?

Answer 12

-are macrophages of the CNS

Question 13

Function & location of Oligodendrocytes?

Answer 13

-Are supportive cells of the nerve cells and produce myelin sheaths in the axons of the CNS

Question 14

Function & location of Schwann cells?

Answer 14

-produce sheath for the PNS

Question 15

Function & location of Ependymocytes?

Answer 15

-line the ventricles and the fluid spaces of the CNS