Body Tissue Test Questions
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| What is tissue | groups of cells with similar structure and function
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| what are the four main types | Epithelium
connective
nervous
muscle
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| what is epithelial tissue | the body covering and lining
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| what is the lower surface of epithelial tissue bounded to | basement membrane
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| avascular | no blood supply (epithelial tissue)
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| where is simple squamous found | lines the lungs
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| where os simple cuboidal found | forms the walls of the kidney tubules
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| what kind of cells does simple columnar have | goblet cells
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| where is the simple columnar found | lines the digestive tract from the stomach to the anus
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| where is the pseudo-stradified ciliated columnar found | lines most of the respiratory tract
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| what is the stratified squamous | a protective covering
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| where is the stratified squamous | skin
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| what is the structure of transitional | cells shape depends on stretching
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| where is transitional found | urinary bladder
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| endocrine glands= | ductless
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| what product does endocrine secrete | hormones
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| exocrine gland= | ducts
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| what products do exocrine glands produce | sweat, tears, and oil glands
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| what do connective tissues do | support
protect
stores energy
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| what do connective tissues have | extracellular matrix
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| two main elements of extracellular matrix | ground substance and fibers (protein)
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| what is the structural unit of bone | "osteon" or haversain system
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| what is in bone | calcium and phosphate
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| cartilage is | avascular
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| function of hyaline cartilage | flexibility and support
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| hyaline cartilage components | collagen fibers and rubbery
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| dense fibrous elements | collagen with fibroblast cells in between
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| tendon | attaches muscle to bone
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| dense fibrous ex. | tendons and ligaments
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| areolar | most widely distributed connective tissue
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| what d areolar contain | all 3 fiber types (collagen, elastic, reticular)
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| areolar does what to protect the body | edema or swelling
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| cells in adipose | fat (lipid)
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| skeletal muscle is | voluntary
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| skeletal muscle cells are | elongated, cylindrical, multinucleate, striated
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| where is the cardiac muscle found | only in the heart
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| cardiac muscle is | involuntary
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| cardiac muscle cells are | short, branched, striated, uninucleate
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| cardiac muscles cells attach at | intercalated disks
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| where is smooth muscle found | walls of hallow organs
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| the supporting cells of nervous tissue | neuroglia
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| what is a neurons function | sends impulses to other areas of the body
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