Tissues

Question 1

Simple squamous epithelial

Answer 1

epithelial membranes and lines blood vessels

Question 2

Columnar epithelial

Answer 2

in the digestive tract

Question 3

Pseudo stratified

Answer 3

ciliated columnar is charastic of the upper respiratory tract.

Question 4

transitional

Answer 4

streches and is found in the bladder

Question 5

Cuboidal

Answer 5

lines ducts and sweat glands

Question 6

Connective Tissue

Answer 6

Support, protect and binds organs

Question 7

Matrix

Answer 7

consists of fibres such as collagen, elastin and ground fluid

Question 8

Areolar connective tissue

Answer 8

contains all 3 fibre types. is used to attach skin and underlying tissues and as a packaging between glands, muscles and nerves.

Question 9

Adipose

Answer 9

in subcutaneous layer and around organs and joints. reduces heat loss and serves as padding and energy source.

Question 10

Dense regular connective

Answer 10

comprises tendons ligaments and other strong attachments where the need for strength is needed along one axis

Question 11

Elastic Connective

Answer 11

mainly fibroblasts and free branching elastic fibres, it allows stretching of certain tissues such as arteries

Question 12

Cartilage

Answer 12

ow blood supply and grows/repairs slow

Question 13

Hyaline

Answer 13

he most abundant. Provides a smooth surface. It covers ends of long bones, and parts of the ribs, nose, trachea, bronchi and larynx.

Question 14

Fibrocartilage

Answer 14

Thick bundles of collagen, strong & tough. It forms discs in-between vertebrae and knee joints to support the weight of the body.

Question 15

Bone

Answer 15

• Connective tissue with extracellular matrix

Question 16

Blood and Lymph

Answer 16

Has fibres as well such as fibrin that makes the blood clot

Question 17

Muscular Tissue

Answer 17

generates the physical force needed to make body structures and to produce heat

Question 18

Nervous tissue

Answer 18

detects change and respond by generating new impulse