Block 2 Fibroelastic CT

Question 1

fibroelastic ct is good for blank growth

Answer 1

bacteria

Question 2

loose ct is aka

Answer 2

areolar

Question 3

loose ct has a lot of blank which looks like empty space

Answer 3

ground substance

Question 4

ground substance contains blank

Answer 4

tissue fluid, proteoglycans, glycoproteins, glycosaminoglycans

Question 5

molecules like gags, pgs, and hyaluronic acid form blank to create some blank

Answer 5

webs, strength

Question 6

strong and resistant to stretch, mostly collagen

Answer 6

dense ct

Question 7

mostly elastic fibers that stretches and recoils

Answer 7

elastic ct

Question 8

strong hard and stiff ct that is mostly collagen and some calcium

Answer 8

bone

Question 9

ct that is soft resilient and gel like that is mostly ground substance

Answer 9

loose ct

Question 10

dense ct example

Answer 10

tendon/ligament

Question 11

ex of loose ct

Answer 11

epithelium support like lamina propria

Question 12

ex of elastic ct location

Answer 12

blood vessels

Question 13

dense irregular ct has more blank than blank

Answer 13

fibers, ground substance

Question 14

ct function around a blood vessel is to blank

Answer 14

strengthen, and reinforce smooth muscle of blood vessel

Question 15

there is one blank inside the adipocyte

Answer 15

lipid droplet

Question 16

functions of fibroelastic ct

Answer 16

cushion, packing material, insulate, store energy

Question 17

brown fat is really only in blank

Answer 17

infants

Question 18

brown fat cell contains blank lipid droplets

Answer 18

many rather than 1

Question 19

native cells to FECT

Answer 19

fibroblast, adipocytes

Question 20

immunoreactive cells of FECT

Answer 20

lymphocyte, plasma cell, monocyte (mast cell), macrophage, neutrophil, eosinophil

Question 21

immunoreactive cells are seen in FECT when blank

Answer 21

there is a problem

Question 22

only fibers seen in H/E stain of FECT

Answer 22

collagen not elastic

Question 23

collagen fibers vary in blank

Answer 23

size

Question 24

collagen synthesis and fiber formation steps

Answer 24

nucleus, rer, transfer vesicle, golgi, exocytosis, procallagen, tropocollagen, fibrils, fibers

Question 25

respiratory and digestive FECT is good for seeing blank cells because it comes in contact with blank

Answer 25

immunoreactive, antigens

Question 26

plasma cells have an unstained blank

Answer 26

golgi zone

Question 27

plasma cell nucleus is blank

Answer 27

shifted to one side

Question 28

plasma cell contains lots of blank

Answer 28

RER

Question 29

quadruple stain contains

Answer 29

masson's trichrome, elastic fiber stain

Question 30

round macrophages are aka

Answer 30

wandering

Question 31

flatter macrophages are aka

Answer 31

fixed macrophages

Question 32

macrophages take up blank but blank do not

Answer 32

dark particles, fibroblasts

Question 33

a couple characteristics of fibroelastic ct

Answer 33

warm, moist, nutritive

Question 34

mast cell creates blank

Answer 34

histamine

Question 35

histamine purposes

Answer 35

alter permeability, dilate blood vessels

Question 36

eosinophil makes blank

Answer 36

histaminase

Question 37

neutrophils/microphages have blank in order to blank

Answer 37

acid hydrolases/lysozyme, destroy bacteria

Question 38

monocytes create blank

Answer 38

lysosomes (acid hydrolases)

Question 39

fibroblasts make blank

Answer 39

procollagen, pgs, glycoproteins, gags

Question 40

fibroblasts function

Answer 40

rebuild tissue

Question 41

monocyte function

Answer 41

remove debris

Question 42

eosinophil function

Answer 42

neutralize histamine