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Body Structures pt.2

Types of Tissue

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List the four major categories of tissue epithelial, connective, muscular, nervous
supportive tissue stromal tissue
actual working tissue parenchymal tissue
which tissue acts as an internal or external coverings for organs, for example, the outer layer of the skin epithelial
which tissue includes a variety of types, all of which have an internal structural network; examples include bone, blood, cartilage, and fat connective
which tissue includes three types: heart muscle, skeletal muscle, and visceral muscle; all of which share the unique property of being able to contract and relax muscular
which tissue includes cells that provide transmission of information to regulate a variety of functions, for example, neurons (nerve cells) nervous
(blank) is that which is taken from one part of an individual's body and is transplanted to another location autologous tissue
(blank) is not from one's self but from another human nonautologous tissue
(blank) synonym for nonautologous, this time referring to being produced by a different human being allogeneic tissue
(blank) is that which is derived from an animal, for example, a cow or pig heart valve is used to temporarily replace a structure until human donor tissue is available zooplastic tissue
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