Tissues

Question 1

4 primary types of tissues

Answer 1

nervous, muscle, epithelial, connective

Question 2

Homeostasis

Answer 2

balance of materials and energy that keep you alive

Question 3

cell specialization

Answer 3

every cell in the body has a specific job description related to maintain homeostasis

Question 4

cell body

Answer 4

the life support

Question 5

dendrites

Answer 5

collect signals from other cells to send back to the soma

Question 6

axon

Answer 6

carries messages to neurons muscles and glands

Question 7

nervous tissue

Answer 7

control and communication

Question 8

muscle tissue

Answer 8

movement

Question 9

epithelial tissue

Answer 9

cover and protect the body

Question 10

connective tissue

Answer 10

provide support

Question 11

neurons

Answer 11

specialized building blocks of the nervous system

Question 12

glial cells

Answer 12

provide support and instillation

Question 13

what is well vascularized

Answer 13

muscle tissue

Question 14

three different types of muscle tissue

Answer 14

skeletal, cardiac, and smooth

Question 15

skeletal muscle tissue

Answer 15

attaches to all the bones in the skeleton and provides support
long straight cells and obvious striations with multiple nuclei

Question 16

cardiac muscle tissue

Answer 16

only found in the heart, Regular contractons to propel blood through the circulatory system.
Has a branching structure

Question 17

smooth muscle tissue

Answer 17

lines the walls of most of your blood vessels and hollow organs(digestive and urinary tracks)
no striations but its packed together and is uni nucleate

Question 18

five types of epithelial tissues

Answer 18

squamous cubedal columnar ciliated glandular

Question 19

proper epithelium

Answer 19

covers and lines the outer and inner body

Question 20

gladular epithelium

Answer 20

forms the glands and secretes hormones and other substances

Question 21

primary epithelium

Answer 21

protects the whole body inside and out

Question 22

avascular

Answer 22

not supplied by blood vessels

Question 23

are squamous cells bigger or smaller than columnar and are they cheaper or more expensive than columnar cells

Answer 23

they care smaller and cheaper than columnar

Question 24

layer of simple epithelium

Answer 24

one layer

Question 25

layer of stratified

Answer 25

multiple layers of cells stacked together

Question 26

pseudostratified

Answer 26

mostly one layer but can have different sized layered cells

Question 27

whats the first name of the tissue

Answer 27

the number of layers

Question 28

what is the last name of a tissue

Answer 28

the shape of the cells

Question 29

what does simple squamous epithelium describe

Answer 29

singular layer flat scale like cells

Question 30

what does stratified cubodial tissue

Answer 30

layers of cube shaped cells

Question 31

apical

Answer 31

upper side is exposed to the outside of the body or the internal cavity its lining

Question 32

basal

Answer 32

tightly attached to the basement membrane

Question 33

basement membrane

Answer 33

thin layer of mostly collagen fibers that hold the epithelium together

Question 34

Endocrine glands

Answer 34

secrete hormones into blood stream or to nearby cells

Question 35

exocrine glads

Answer 35

secrete juices into tubes and ducts that lead to the outside of the body(sweat and saliva)

Question 36

types of connective tissues

Answer 36

proper skeletal fluid