Levels of Organization

Question 1

level comprised of subatomic particles, atoms and molecules

Answer 1

chemical level

Question 2

the basic structural and functional unit of an organism

Answer 2

cellular level

Question 3

four main types of tissues

Answer 3

epithelial, connective, muscle and nervous

Question 4

tissue that covers and protects the body

Answer 4

epithelial tissue

Question 5

tissue that provides support

Answer 5

connective tissue

Question 6

tissue for movement

Answer 6

muscle tissue

Question 7

tissue for control and communication

Answer 7

nervous tissue

Question 8

tissue for movement

Answer 8

muscle tissue

Question 9

type of epithelial tissue with only single layer of cells

Answer 9

simple epithelium

Question 10

type of epithelial tissue which appears to have multiple layers of cells because of the different levels of nucleus, but is actually only a single layer of cells

Answer 10

pseudostratified epithelium

Question 11

type of epithelial tissue which consists of two or more layer of cells

Answer 11

stratified epithelium

Question 12

epithelial cells which are flat or thin

Answer 12

squamous cells

Question 13

epithelial cells that are as tall as they are wide and shaped like cubes or hexagons and may have microvilli

Answer 13

cuboidal cells

Question 14

epithelial cells that are tall and protect underlying tissues

Answer 14

columnal cells

Question 15

epithelium cells that change shape from squamous to cuboidal depending on need

Answer 15

transitional cells

Question 16

a type of loose mature connective tissue found in almost every part of the body

Answer 16

areolar tissue

Question 17

a type of loose mature connective tissue found which can be brown or white and found where areolar tissue is

Answer 17

adipose tissue

Question 18

three types of muscle tissue

Answer 18

skeletal, smooth, cardiac

Question 19

weakest type of cartilage found at ends of long bones and is smooth for joint movement

Answer 19

hyaline cartilage

Question 20

strongest type of cartilage found in tendons and joins structures together

Answer 20

fibrocartilage