Tissue Types: connective, epithelial, muscle, nervous tissue.

Question 1

What are the 4 types of tissues?

Answer 1

epithelial, connective, muscle, nervous.

Question 2

What are the epithelial tissues?

Answer 2

thin sheets that make up the coverings and linings of the body and the organs.

Question 3

What are the connective tissues?

Answer 3

supportive, structural role in the body.

Question 4

What do the connective tissues also include?

Answer 4

blood, cartilage, bone, areolar, adipose.

Question 5

What are the muscle tissues?

Answer 5

contraction of muscle tissue that allow movement, also aids internal processes such as digestion and circulation.

Question 6

What are the nervous tissues?

Answer 6

conducts electrical impulses through the body, enables fast transfer of information.

Question 7

What are the 3 main functions of connective tissues?

Answer 7

to protect, to transport, and to insulate.

Question 8

What do connective tissues protect?

Answer 8

the skull protects the brain, the ribs protect the heart and the lungs.

Question 9

What do connective tissues transport?

Answer 9

substances into the blood.

Question 10

What do connective tissues insulate?

Answer 10

adipose tissue contains fatty deposits to help to prevent heat loss.

Question 11

What are the 5 main connective tissue types?

Answer 11

cartilage, adipose, areolar, bone, blood.

Question 12

Question: What is the function of the epithelial tissues?

Answer 12

makes up the coverings and the linings of organs/ organs systems.

Question 13

Question: What is the tissue type that transfers information via electrical impulses?

Answer 13

nervous tissue.

Question 14

Question: What is the function of the muscle tissues?

Answer 14

contraction of muscle tissues is there to allow and provide movement.

Question 15

Question: What is the tissue type that provides structure, support, and transports in the body.

Answer 15

connective tissue.

Question 16

What do the epithelial tissues cover?

Answer 16

the body and line cavities, hollow organs and tubes.

Question 17

Where are epithelial tissues found?

Answer 17

glands of the endocrine system.

Question 18

What are the 3 main functions of epithelial tissues?

Answer 18

to protect, to secrete, to absorb.

Question 19

What are the 4 main types of simple epithelial tissues?

Answer 19

simple cuboidal.
simple squamous.
simple columnar.
ciliated.

Question 20

What shape are the simple cuboidal tissues?

Answer 20

cube shaped/ cuboids.

Question 21

What shape are the simple squamous tissues?

Answer 21

irregular and flat shaped, squished.

Question 22

What shape are the simple columnar tissues?

Answer 22

thin and long columns.

Question 23

What shape are the ciliated tissues?

Answer 23

long, wavy columns that have little hairs on the top (cilia) that are able to waft back and fourth.

Question 24

What are the 2 types of compound epithelial tissues?

Answer 24

simple compound epithelium.
keratinised compound epithelium.

Question 25

What is the structure of the simple compound epithelium?

Answer 25

several layers of cells, outer layer of the cells might be worn away.

Question 26

What is the structure of the keratinised compound epithelium?

Answer 26

outer layer of the cells are dead, flattened and filled with a protein called keratin.
the keratin gives the tissues a waterproof outer layer.

Question 27

What are the 3 main types of muscle tissues?

Answer 27

striated, non-striated, cardiac.

Question 28

What type of control are striated muscle tissues under and what does this enable?

Answer 28

under conscious control and this enable us to move our bones.

Question 29

What is concerned with the non-striated muscle tissues?

Answer 29

many internal body processes and functions.

Question 30

Where is the cardiac muscle tissues found and what type of control are cardiac muscle tissues under?

Answer 30

in the heart wall.
not under conscious control and they never tires.

Question 31

What are the 4 main characteristics that muscle tissues contribute to muscle functioning?

Answer 31

contractibility.
irritability.
extensibility.
elasticity.

Question 32

What is contractibility?

Answer 32

the ability to shorten and thicken.

Question 33

What is irritability?

Answer 33

the ability to respond to stimuli created by nerve impulses.

Question 34

What is extensibility?

Answer 34

the ability to stretch.

Question 35

What is elasticity?

Answer 35

the ability to return to its original shape following contraction.

Question 36

What are the 2 types of nervous tissues?

Answer 36

neurones and neuroglia.

Question 37

What is a neurone specialised for and what does it recieve?

Answer 37

specialised nerve cells and it receives stimuli which then converts it to a nerve impulses and transmits this to other neurones, muscles and glands.

Question 38

What percent of brain tissue is formed from neuroglia?

Answer 38

50%.