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1_____ connective tissue is characterized by a relative predominance of both connective tissue resident cells (e.g fibroblasts, adipocytes, macrophages, and mast cells) and gel like ground substance over fibrous elements.
- AAreolar (loose)
- BAdipose
- CReticular
- DDense regular
2This soft, pliable tissue is widely and abundantly distributed in the body as a packing material between other tissues.
- AAreolar (loose)
- BAdipose
- CReticular
- DDense Regular
3This tissue ensheathes blood vessels and nerves, surrounds glands, and cushions and attaches skin to underlying structures
- AAreolar (loose)
- BAdipose
- CReticular
- DDense Regular
4_____ tissue commonly called fatty tissue, is a type of connective tissue with a loose association of lipid-filled cells termed adipocytes is a sparse matrix of collagen fibers and viscous ground substance.
- AAreolar (loose)
- BAdipose
- CReticular
- DDense Regular
5_____ tissue is locates throughout the body and is especially prominent beneath the skin
- ADense Regular
- BAreolar (loose)
- CReticular
- DAdipose
6_____ tissue has a meshwork of delicate, branched fibers.
- AAdipose
- BAreolar (loose)
- CReticular
- DDense Regular
7These prominently stained fibers support other cell types, such as fixed macrophages and fibroblasts.
- ADense Regular
- BAreolar (loose)
- CReticular
- DAdipose
8_____ tissue forms a meshwork between the cells of the liver, spleen, lymph nodes, and bone marrow.
- AAreolar (loose)
- BAdipose
- CReticular
- DDense Regular
9In _____ connective tissue, collagen fibers predominate over cells. The fibers are oriented preferentially in such tissues as tendons, ligaments, and aponeuroses. Note: parallel arrangement of fibers helps to resist stress in one direction.
- ADense Regular
- BAreolar (loose)
- CReticular
- DAdipose
10_____ resemble tendons microscopically, but the ligaments contain large amounts of both elastic and collagen fibers that are packed less densely.
- AElastic Ligaments
- BDense Irregular
- CHyaline Cartilage
- DElastic Cartilage
11In this tissue the arrangement of collage fibers and the significant number of elastic fibers that appear smaller and wavelike. Fibroblast cells are abundant between fibers. These ligament are found along the vertebral column and are very inprotant in stabilizing the positions of the vertebrae and yet permitting a limited amount of movement.
- AElastic Cartilage
- BElastic Ligaments
- CDense Irregular
- DHyaline Cartilage
12In ____ connective tissue, collagen fibers predominate over cells. These fibers are not preferentially oriented in this tissue where the arrangement of fibers extension all directions to help resist stress from any direction.
- AElastic Cartilage
- BDense Irregular
- CHyaline Cartilage
- DElastic Ligaments
13This tissue forms the connective tissue capsule around many internal organs, the dermis of the skin, and the wrapping sheath around muscle
- AElastic Ligaments
- BDense Irregular
- CHyaline Cartilage
- DElastic Cartilage
14_____ is a specialized form of supporting connective tissue composed of cells, fibrous macromolecules, and ground substances.
- AElastic Ligaments
- BDense Irregular
- CHyaline Cartilage
- DElastic Cartilage
15in this connective tissue, the Cartilage cells called Chondroblasts synthesize matrix and, when mature, the adult cartilage cells or Chondrocytes encase themselves within cavities called lacunae.
- AElastic Ligaments
- BDense Irregular
- CHyaline Cartilage
- DElastic Cartilage
16_____ is present in the walls of the major respritory passages (nose, larynx, trachea, and bronchi), the ventral ends of the ribs, and the bone surfaces of joints.
- AElastic Cartilage
- BDense Irregular
- CElastic Ligaments
- DHyaline Cartilage
17This connective tissue can be identified as translucent bluish white.
- AElastic Ligaments
- BDense Irregular
- CHyaline Cartilage
- DElastic Cartilage
18_____ is typically found in regions requiring a flexible form of support: the auricle of the eat (the fleshy moveable part of your ears), the walls of the external auditory candles and auditory tubes (tubes that link the middle ear cavity and the pharynx (throat)), the epiglottis, and some cartilages of the larynx.
- AElastic Cartilage
- BHyaline Cartilage
- CFibrocartilage
- DBone, Compact
19Is located in a few regions where firm support and tensile strength are necessary: the intervertebral discs (pads of this tissue between the vertebrae), the pubic symphysis (pad of this tissue that joins the left and right hip bones and the anterior), the attachments of tendons and ligaments, and the rims of certain articular cartilage (i.e hip joint)
- AHyaline Cartilage
- BElastic Cartilage
- CFibrocartilage
- DBone, Compact
20In ____, the chondrocytes are aligned in rows parallel to the collagen bundles.
- AHyaline Cartilage
- BElastic Cartilage
- CFibrocartilage
- DBone, Compact
21_____ differs from other tissues by its rigid and hardness owing to the inorganic salts (calcium phosphate) impregnated into the collagen fibers of the matrix. They are composed of two architectural structures; compact and cancellous.
- ABone, Compact
- BElastic Cartilage
- CHyaline Cartilage
- DFibrocartilage
22This tissue is lamellated with a concentric ring pattern of organization. each group of rings is a structural and functional unit of mature _____ termed osteon (haversian system)
- AHyaline Cartilage
- BElastic Cartilage
- CFibrocartilage
- DBone, Compact
23Within an Osteon, _____ cells called OSTEOCYTES are encased in cavities called LACUNAE. The Osteocytes are arranged in lamellae around a central canal (haversian canal) that contains one or more blood vessels (usually not visible).
- AHyaline Cartilage
- BElastic Cartilage
- CFibrocartilage
- DBone, Compact
24_____ forms the outer walls of all bones.
- ABone, Compact
- BFibrocartilage
- CElastic Cartilage
- DHyaline Cartilage
25The Parallel muscle cells usually called muscle fibers, are greatly elongated and each contains peripheral nuclei. because of conspicuous transverse striations or bands, owing to the precise arrangement actin and myosin filaments, and this tissue is also referred to as striated muscles.
- ASkeletal Muscle fiber
- BSmooth muscle
- CCardiac muscle
- DMotor neuron
26This type of muscle can be controlled by the somatic nervous system and is often called the voluntary muscle.
- ASkeletal Muscle fiber
- BSmooth muscle
- CCardiac muscle
- DMotor neuron
27_____ is the most simplest in appearance of the muscle types. Consists of narrow and relatively short tapering cells with no striations, each with a single centrally located nucleus.
- ASkeletal Muscle fiber
- BSmooth muscle
- CCardiac muscle
- DMotor neuron
28This type of muscle occurs in the walls of blood vessels, and viscera (digestive, respiratory, urinary, and reproductive systems) and hence is often called non striated involuntary muscle
- ASkeletal Muscle fiber
- BSmooth muscle
- CCardiac muscle
- DMotor neuron
29_____ is highly specialized form of involuntary, striated muscle found only in the heart. The smallest of this type of muscle or CARDIOCYTE, is similar to skeletal muscle fibers in that the cells are transversely striated and multinucleate, but as in smooth muscle, the nuclei are centrally located.
- ASkeletal Muscle fiber
- BSmooth muscle
- CCardiac muscle
- DMotor neuron
30The most typical multipolar neurons are the motor cells, or _____ of the ventral horn of the spinal chord.
- ASkeletal Muscle fiber
- BSmooth muscle
- CCardiac muscle
- DMotor neuron
31The large SOMA (extended part of the cell containing the prominent nucleus) usually gives rise to several large branching processes, termed DENDRITES, which radiate in all directions, and to a single AXON.
- ASmooth muscle
- BSkeletal Muscle fiber
- CCardiac muscle
- DMotor neuron
32in the Motor Neuron, _____ receive incoming messages while _____ conducts outgoing messages. This tissue also has small supporting cells called NEUROGLIA which are abundant in the background surround each neuron
- ADendrites; Axons
- BAxons; Dendrites
- CSoma; Axons
- DDendrites; Soma
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