Tissue Flashcards
A patient presents with a non-healing wound on their lower leg. Microscopic examination reveals a lack of fibroblast activity in the area. Which tissue type is primarily affected?
B) Connective tissues
A biopsy shows large vacuoles storing triglycerides in cells. This tissue is located around organs for cushioning. What type of tissue is this?
Adipose tissue
After a spinal injury, a patient loses the ability to feel touch in their limbs. What type of tissue is most likely damaged?
Nervous
A histology slide shows intercalated discs. Which organ is this tissue most likely from?
heart
A patient with Marfan syndrome has defective elastic fibers. Which tissue type is primarily affected?
Elastic connective tissue
Which epithelial tissue type is specialized for diffusion in the lungs?
Simple squamous
A histological exam shows stratified squamous epithelium. Which location is this tissue likely from?
Esophagus
A patient with scurvy exhibits poor wound healing due to defective collagen. Which vitamin deficiency is linked to this?
Vitamin C
A pathology report describes tissue with lacunae and a glassy extracellular matrix. This tissue provides support and reduces friction. What is it?
Hyaline cartilage
Goblet cells are absent in a tissue sample. Which function is impaired?
Secretion of mucus
Which tissue type is responsible for transmitting electrical signals in the body?
Nervous tissues
Which type of epithelial tissue is specialized for absorption and secretion in the small intestine?
Simple columnar
Which type of connective tissue forms the framework of the lymphatic organs?
reticular connective tissue
Which tissue type covers body surfaces and lines body cavities?
Epithelial tissue
Which connective tissue contains chondrocytes within lacunae and provides flexible support to the ear?
Elastic cartilage