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Tissue Quiz

Elizabeth Hennen English 73 cards

Tissue Quiz

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  1. 1—BloodBlood
  2. 2Blood is what type of tissue?Connective Tissue
  3. 3—Bone (Osseous Tissue)Bone (Osseous Tissue)
  4. 4What type of tissue is bone?Connective Tissue
  5. 5—Cardiac TissueCardiac Tissue
  6. 6What type of tissue is Cardiac Tissue?Muscle Tissue
  7. 7—Cartilage ElasticCartilage Elastic
  8. 8What type of tissue is cartilage?Connective Tissue
  9. 9—Cartilage FibrocartilageCartilage Fibrocartilage
  10. 10—Cartilage HyalineCartilage Hyaline
  11. 11—Cense Irregular
    Connective Tissue    Cense Irregular Connective Tissue
  12. 12—Dense Regular Connective
    Tissue    Dense Regular Connective Tissue
  13. 13—Elastic Connective TissueElastic Connective Tissue
  14. 14—Loose Connective Tissue
    (Adipose)    Loose Connective Tissue (Adipose)
  15. 15What type of tissue is Adipose?Loose Connective Tissue
  16. 16—AreolarAreolar
  17. 17What type of tissue is Aerolar?Loose Connective Tissue
  18. 18—ReticularReticular
  19. 19What type of tissue is Reticular?Loose Connective Tissues
  20. 20—MesenchymeMesenchyme
  21. 21What type of tissue is Mesenchyme?Embryonic Connective Tissue
  22. 22—Nervous TissueNervous Tissue
  23. 23—Pseudostratified Columnar
    Epithelium    Pseudostratified Columnar Epithelium
  24. 24What makes an epithelium tissue stratified?Consists of two or more layers of cells
  25. 25—Simple Columnar EpitheliumSimple Columnar Epithelium
  26. 26What are the three shapes of epithelium tissues?Squamous,
    Cuboidal,
    Columnar
  27. 27—Simple Cuboidal EpitheliumSimple Cuboidal Epithelium
  28. 28—Simple Squamous EpitheliumSimple Squamous Epithelium
  29. 29—Skeletal MuscleSkeletal Muscle
  30. 30—Smooth MuscleSmooth Muscle
  31. 31—Stratified Columnar EpitheliumStratified Columnar Epithelium
  32. 32—Stratified Cuboidal EpitheliumStratified Cuboidal Epithelium
  33. 33—Stratified Squamous EpitheliumStratified Squamous Epithelium
  34. 34—Transitional EpitheliumTransitional Epithelium
  35. 35What characteristics differentiate an epithelium tissue?Polarity
    Specialized contacts
    Supported by connective Tissue
    Avascular but innervated
    Regenerative
  36. 36What is the difference between apical and basal?Apical is surface facing
    Basal is underneath
  37. 37What are neuroglia?Specialized supporting cells that
    protect, support, and insulate neurons?
  38. 38What are the most abundant types of tissues?Connective Tissues
  39. 39What are the main types of connective tissues?Connective Tissue Proper
    Cartilage
    Bone
    Blood
  40. 40What are the subtypes of connective tissue proper?Loose and Dense
  41. 41How are loose and dense connective tissues different?Loose connective tissue contains loosely-arranged fibers
    while dense contains heavily-arranged fibers
  42. 42What are the different types of loose connective tissues?areolar
    adipose (fat)
    reticular
  43. 43What are the different types of dense connective tissues?regular
    irregular
    elastic
  44. 44What is an example of dense regular connective tissueligaments or tendons
  45. 45What is an example of dense irregular connective tissuesjoint capsules
  46. 46What is an example of elastic dense connective tissuesarteries
  47. 47What are the types of muscle tissue?Cardiac
    Smooth
    Skeletal
  48. 48What differentiates skeletal muscle from other muscle tissues?Voluntary control
  49. 49What differentiates cardiac muscle from other muscle tissues?It's only in the heart
  50. 50What differentiates smooth muscle from other muscle tissues?It's on the walls of hollow organs
  51. 51Describe nervous tissueneurons are branching cells
    long
    contains non-excitable supporting cells
  52. 52Describe Stratified Cuboidal Epitheliumusually 2 layers of cubelike cells
  53. 53Describe Stratified Squamous EpitheliumThich membrane composed of several cell layers
    basal cells are cuboidal/columnar
    Surface cells are flattened
  54. 54Describe Pseudostratified Columnar EpitheliumSingle layer of cells of differing heights that do not reach the free surface
    Can contain mucus searching goblet cells and bear cilia
  55. 55Describe Simple Columnar EpitheliumSingle layer of tall cells
    round to oval nuclei
    some may have cilia
    possible goblet cells
  56. 56Simple Squamous EpitheliumSingle layer of flattened cells with disc-shaped central nuclei and sparse cytoplasm
    simplest of epithelia
  57. 57Describe Smooth MuscleSpindle-shaped cells with central nuclei
    no striations
    cells close and in sheets
  58. 58Cardiac MuscleBranching
    Striated
    Usually uninucleate cells that interdigitate
    at specialized junctions
  59. 59Skeletal MuscleLong cylindrical
    Multinucleate cells
    Obvious striations
  60. 60BloodRed and White blood cells in a fluid matric (plasma)
  61. 61BonesHard
    Calcified matric containing many collagen fibers
    Vascularized
  62. 62FibrocartilageMatrix similar to hyaline cartilage but less firm
    Thick collagen fibers predominate
  63. 63Elastic CartilageSimilar to hyaline cartilage byt more elastic fibers in matrix
  64. 64Hyaline CartilageAmorphous but firm matrix
    Collagen fibers form an imperceptible network
    Chondroblasts produce the matrix
    lie in lacunae
  65. 65Dense Irregular Connective TissueIrregularly arranged collagen fibers
    some elastic fibers
  66. 66Elastic Connective TissueDense Regular containing a high proportion of elastic fibers
  67. 67Dense Regular Connective TissueParallel Collagen Fibers
  68. 68ReticularLie in network
  69. 69Adiposevery sparse
    Have nucleus pushed to the side by large fat droplet
  70. 70AreolarGel-like matrix with all three fiber types (fibroblasts, macrophages, mast cells, and some white cells)
  71. 71MesenchymeGel-like substance containing fibers
    star-shaped cells
  72. 72Transitional EpitheliumResembles stratified squamous /cuboidal
    basal cells more cuboidal/columnar
  73. 73Stratified Columnar EpitheliumSeveral cell layers
    Basal more Cuboidal
    superficial cells more columnar

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