Tissues

Question 1

Tissues

Answer 1

a group of cells that are connected by junctions that form tissues

Question 2

Junctions

Answer 2

Glue to hold cells together

Question 3

Histology

Answer 3

study of tissues

Question 4

Epithelial

Answer 4

cells are packed together; see this in body surfaces, blood vessels, and lungs

Question 5

Simple squamous

Answer 5

single flattened layer of cells; seen in lungs; diffusion (muscles moving from a > to < concentration); filtration: seen in kidneys to get rid of waste

Question 6

Simple cuboidal

Answer 6

seen in ovaries; ducts of kidneys; lumen: open space in a duct or hollow organ

Question 7

Simple columnar

Answer 7

can possess cilia; some cannot (non-ciliated) depending on location; ciliated: found in fallopian tubes (found in female reproductive); moves eggs; also found in trachea which moves out particles; non-ciliated: have microvilli instead (for absorption); seen in stomach + intestines

Question 8

Goblet cell

Answer 8

secretes gland mucus + unicellular

Question 9

Pseudostratifed columnar

Answer 9

Found: lungs, trachea; + bronchioles; nuclei are uneven illusion of multiple layers; all cells are attached to basement membrane; has cilia for movement; goblet cells to secrete mucus

Question 10

Stratified squamous

Answer 10

multiple layers of flat cells; seen in layers of skin; cervix/mouth (oral cavity)

Question 10

Skin cell

Answer 10

filled w/ keratin protein

Question 11

Transitional

Answer 11

Shape shifter (cuboidal -> squamous); uterus (stretches during pregnancy); bladder (stretches when peeing)

Question 12

Stratified cuboidal

Answer 12

made up of 2+ layers; found in mammary glands, sweat glands, pancreas, female reproductive system

Question 13

Stratified Columnar

Answer 13

2+ layers; primarily in ducts of kidney, male/female reproductive