Tissues

Question 1

Epithelial tissue

Answer 1

Covering, lining and protecting tissues

Question 2

Connective tissue

Answer 2

Supporting tissues

Question 3

Muscle tissue

Answer 3

Contractile tissue

Question 4

Nervous tissue (neuron)

Answer 4

Consists of neutrons and neurolglia, neutrons consists of dendrites, a cell body, and Axon to send impulses
Located in nervous system, central nervous system, brain, spine and peripheral nervous system

Question 5

Nervous tissue

Answer 5

Conductive tissue

Question 6

Simple squamous epithelium

Answer 6

• 1 layer flat cells with large nucleus in the center
• located in blood capillaries
• for diffusion

Question 7

Simple cuboidal epithelium

Answer 7

• 1 layer of box shaped cells with nucleus in the center
• located in glands, kidney tubules, & ovaries
• Functions for secretion and absortion

Question 8

Simple columnar epithelium

Answer 8

1 layer of column cells with nucleus in a row
•may contain goblet cells
•located in lining of digestive system and respiratory
•functions for protection, secretion, and absorption

Question 9

Stratified squamous epithelium

Answer 9

Several layers of cells start as cuboidal cells & become flat
•located in epidermis, lining of the mouth, esophagus, rectum, anus, vagina
•functions for protection

Question 10

Pseudostratified columnar epithelium

Answer 10

1 layer of column shaped cells with nuclei at many levels always contain goblet cells and cilia
Located at nasal cavity lining
For protection and secretion

Question 10

Transitional epithelium

Answer 10

Many layers of cuboidal cells
Called transitional epithelium because cells undergo a transition in shape and become flat as urine bladder fills with urine
Located in bladder
Permits distention and recoil

Question 11

Bone

Answer 11

Compact bone tissue consist of osteons that contain lamallae lacunae osteocytes canaliculi and central canals
Located in Various bones in body
For structure, support, protection ,blood production in marrow, fat and mineral storage

Question 12

Adipose tissue

Answer 12

Made of adipocytes specialist to stored triglycerides and a large country located vacuole, nucleus on the side
Located: subcutaneous layer medullary cavities in many bones
For heat regulation, protection, insulation

Question 13

Loose connective tissue you or areolar connective tissue

Answer 13

Composed of loosely packed collagen and elastin fibers, contains fibroblasts
Located; subcutaneous layer, between muscles, around blood vessels, nerves and joints
Function;Packing tissue, fill space

Question 14

Fibrous connective tissue

Answer 14

Regularly pattern collagen fibers with fibroblasts, scattered throughout, no direct blood supply, heals slowly
Located in tendons ligaments and sclera (whites of eye)
For:Structure support protection

Question 15

Blood

Answer 15

Plasma – liquid matrix
Erythrocytes-red cells, carries o and co2
Leukocytes- White cells, fight infection
Thrombocytes- platelets, blood clots
In blood veins and heart
Transports nutrients, wastes, hormones. Temp regulation, ph balance, bleeding infection defense

Question 16

Hyaline cartilage

Answer 16

Matrix Consists of collagen fibers and chondrocytes, conveys a glassy appearance

Question 17

Skeletal muscle

Answer 17

Long cells, cylindrical Straighted and contain multiple peripherally located nuclei, voluntarily controlled
Moves/Stabilizes skeletal position, guards entrances/exits to respiratory and digestion

Question 18

Cardiac muscle

Answer 18

Cells are short, branched y – shaped and Straighted
Usually w/ 1 nucleus
Cells are interconnected by intercalated discs.
Located In heart
Circulates blood maintain blood pressure

Question 20

Carcinoma

Answer 20

Cancer of epithelial cells

Question 21

Sarcoma

Answer 21

Cancer of connective tissue (not common)

Question 22

Leukemia

Answer 22

Cancer of the bone marrow/blood (common in youth)

Question 23

Lymphoma

Answer 23

Cancer of lymph and immune

Question 24

Neuroglioma

Answer 24

Affects the nervous system and brain

Question 25

Benign tumor

Answer 25

Has border, can be surgically removed, does not spread, grow slowly, cause problems by causing pressure on organs

Question 26

Malignant tumor

Answer 26

Poor borders, grows fast, invade other tissues
•infiltration- may invade other tissues
•metastasis-tumor cells break off and travel through the blood or lymph to other organs

Question 27

Surgery

Answer 27

To remove the tumor, or to relieve pressure on other organs

Question 28

Radiation

Answer 28

Use of radiation and a controlled manner to destroy temperature sent of cancer in each treatment

Question 29

Immunotherapy

Answer 29

Manipulating the bodies own immune system response to attack the cancer cells

Question 30

Caution

Answer 30

Change in bowel habits
A sore that doesn't heal
Unusual bleed/discharge
Thickening or lumps
Indigestion or hard to swallow
Obvious change in wart/mole
Nagging cough/hoarseness

Question 31

Exocrine gland

Answer 31

Glenn’s composed of cuboidal cells, exiting Collins contain small tubes call ducks which move fluid into body surfaces
Located in silvery and sweat glands
Make sweat and spit, enzymes, tears

Question 32

Endocrine gland

Answer 32

Composed of cuboidal cells. No ducks, they secrete products and hormone into blood
Located in ovaries, pituitary, pancreas, adrenal gland, testes, thyroid
Used for hormones

Question 33

Smooth muscle

Answer 33

Short, spindle-shaped, not straighted, one nucleus, involuntary
Located in blood vessels walls of digestive,respiratory, urinary and reproductive organs
Movesfood, urine and reproductive tract secretions
Controls diameters of respiratory passages
Regulates tissue blood flow