Tissue

Question 1

Two types of connective tissue proper

Answer 1

Dense and Loose

Question 2

Types of loose connective tissue

Answer 2

Aeriolar
Adipose
Ridged

Question 3

Types of Tissue

Answer 3

Epithelial
Connective
Muscle
Nervous

Question 4

Epithelial Tissue General characteristics

Answer 4

Cellular
Polar
Attached
Avascular
Innervated (contains nerves)
High Regeneration capacity

Question 5

Connective tissue general characteristics

Answer 5

diverse types
all contain cells, protein fibres, and ground substance

Question 6

muscle tissue general characteristics

Answer 6

contractile; receives stimulation from both the nervous and endocrine systems

Question 7

nervous tissue general characteristics

Answer 7

Neurons: excitable, high metabolic rate, extreme longevity, nonmitotic
Glial cells: non excitable, mitotic

Question 8

Epithelial tissue general functions

Answer 8

covers surfaces; lines inside of organs and body cavities

Question 9

Connective tissue general functions

Answer 9

protects, binds together, and supports organs

Question 10

Muscle tissue general functions

Answer 10

facilitates movement of skeleton or organ walls

Question 11

Nervous tissue general functions

Answer 11

Neurons: control activities, process information
Glial cells: support and protect neurons

Question 12

Epithelial tissue shapes

Answer 12

layers: simple, stratified, pseudostratified
shapes: squamous, cuboidal, columnar

Question 13

example of each type of epithelial cells shape

Answer 13

simple squamous: lining of blood capillaries
simple cuboidal: surface of ovaries, walls of renal tubules
simple columnar: lining of the digestive tract (ie. stomach)
stratified squamous: Skin/ epidermis
stratified cuboidal: excretory ducts of sweat glands
stratified columnar: pharynx
pseudostratified squamous: trachea, upper respiratory tract
pseudostratified cuboidal: trachea, upper respiratory tract (have cilia and mucous)
pseudostratified columnar: trachea lining and other respiratory tracts

Question 14

examples of CT Proper, loose connective tissue subtypes and location

Answer 14

• Aeriolar CT, under the epithelial tissue in areas with ducts, ie under the dermis of the skin.
• Adipose CT, under the skin as subcutaneous fat, surrounding the kidneys.
• Reticular CT, lymph nodes, bone marrow

Question 15

examples of CT Proper, dense connective tissue subtypes and location

Answer 15

• Dense Regular CT, tendons and ligaments
• Dense Irregular CT, Dermis (skin)
• Elastic CT, walls of Arteries

Question 16

examples of Supporting CT, Cartilage subtypes and location

Answer 16

• Hyaline C, Articulating surfaces
• Fibrocartilage, Pubic Symphysis, Menisci of knee, intervertebral discs
• Elastic C, Epiglottis, external ear

Question 17

examples of Supporting CT, Bone subtypes and location

Answer 17

• Compact B, External surfaces of bone
• Spongy B, Internal surfaces of bone