Tissue

Question 1

Four Main Types of Tissues

Answer 1

Epithelium, connective, muscle, nervous Tissues

Question 2

Covers and lines the surface.
Like skin, lining of the mouth, the nose the digestive tract, and the lungs, as well as the blood vessel.

Answer 2

Epithelium/ Epithelial Tissues

Question 3

Binding, support, protection, insulation, and transport.
Fat, bone, cartilage, blood, and fibers.

Answer 3

Connective Tissues

Question 4

Movement and Support of the body.
Skeletal, cardiac, smooth, these can involuntary, or voluntary.

Answer 4

Muscles Tissues

Question 5

Ne cells, carry signals and support cells which nourish and protect the delicate ne cells.

Answer 5

Nerve Tissues

Question 6

Mostly of cells which fit together to make constant sheets.
The cells within the tissue may be flat, cubed-shape, tall or a mixture of shapes arranged into one or more layers.
Usually has a high turnover rate because to exposed abrasion, digestive acids, etc.

Answer 6

Epithelium/ Epithelium Tissues

Question 7

Mostly non-living cells products with some living cells.
Tissue appearance vary depending on type and location.

Answer 7

Connective Tissue

Question 8

Long cells which can contract to produce movement.
May be smooth or striated

Answer 8

Muscle Tissue

Question 9

Tissue makes up the brain, the spinal cord, and nerves

Answer 9

Nerve Tissue