Connective Tissues

Question 1

Most IMP. function is to PRESERVE WATER

Answer 1

Glycosaminoglycans (GAGS)

Question 2

Most GAGS project from a Proteogylcan creating a characteristic of?

Answer 2

BRISTLE BRUSH

Question 3

-Attaches connective tissue together

• seen in JOINTS,EYEBALLS, EGG CELL

Answer 3

Hyaluronic Acid

Question 4

Most Numerous GAGS.

Seen Primarily in CARTILAGE

Answer 4

Chondroitin Sulfate

Question 5

GAGS

Skin

Answer 5

Dermatan Sulfate

Question 6

GAGS

CORNEA

Answer 6

Keratan Sulfate

Question 7

GAGS

Similar to Heparin

Answer 7

Heparan Sulfate

Question 8

GAGS from Mast Cells and Basophils

Answer 8

Heparin

Question 9

Only Glycosaminoglycans that does not arise from a Proteoglycan

Answer 9

Hyaluronic Acid

Question 10

Breaksdown Hyaluronic Acid

Answer 10

Hyaluronidase

Question 11

Most numerous Protein in the Body

Provides Strength for the Tissues

Answer 11

Collagen

Question 12

Don’t have Collagen

Answer 12

Enamel

Question 13

Type of Collagen

“MOST ABUNDANT”

Seen in Dermis,Bone,Pulp,Dentin,Cementum etc.

Answer 13

Type I

Question 14

Type of Collagen

Seen in CARTILAGE

CARTWOLAGE🤩

Answer 14

TYPE II

Question 15

Type of Collagen

Seen in Reticular Fibers

Seen on Tissues undergo Healing Process

ReTHREEcular🤩

Answer 15

Type III

Question 16

Type of Collagen

BASEment Membrane

FLOOR🤩FOUR

Answer 16

Type IV

Question 17

Type of Collagen

Hair and Placenta

Answer 17

Type V

Question 18

Highly Elastic Protein

Answer 18

Elastin

Question 19

Most Numerous Protein in EPIDERMIS

Answer 19

Keratin

Question 20

Most numerous Protein in the BLOOD determines osmotic pressure.

Answer 20

Albumin

Question 21

Most numerous Protein in Enamel

Answer 21

Amelogenin

Question 22

What Disease where the Patient
has Excessive Elastic Fibers?

Answer 22

Marfan Syndrome

Question 23

Disease Patient “DEFFECTIVE COLLAGEN FIBERS”
resulting to Flexibility of Tissues made up of Collagen

Answer 23

Ehlers - Danlos Syndrome (RubberMan Syndrome)

Question 24

Disease Patient has
“ Deficient Collagen Fibers”

Answer 24

Osteogenesis Imperfecta

Question 25

Fiber forming Cells

Answer 25

Fibroblast

Question 26

They are formed in the Bone Marrow

Answer 26

Macrophages

Question 27

"Cell Type" Monocyte ( Location)?

Answer 27

Blood /Bone Marrow

Question 28

"Cell Type" Macrophage ( Location)?

Answer 28

Lungs and Bone Marrow

Question 29

Cell Type" Kupfer ( Location)?

Answer 29

Liver (perisinusoidal)

Question 30

Cell Type" Microglia ( Location)?

Answer 30

CNS

Question 31

Cell Type" Dust cells/Alveolar Macrophages ( Location)?

Answer 31

Pulmonary Alveoli of the Lungs

Question 32

"Cell Type" Sinus Histiocytes ( Location)?

Answer 32

Lymph Nodes

Question 33

Cell Type" Histiocytes (tissue macrophages) ( Location)?

Answer 33

Connective Tissue

Question 34

Cell Type" Langerhans cells ( Location)?

Answer 34

Epidermis (Stratum Spinosum)

Question 35

Cell Type" Dendritic Cells ( Location)?

Answer 35

Lymph Nodes ,Spleen

Question 36

Cell Type" Osteoclast ( Location)?

Answer 36

Bone

Question 37

Cell Type" Hofbauer Cells ( Location)?

Answer 37

Placenta

Question 38

Fat Cells or Adipose Cells

Answer 38

Adipocytes

Question 39

They don't have direct blood supply and nerve supply?

Answer 39

Cartilage

Question 40

What Cartilagenous Growth? It is Growth within the Tissue; Happens only when CARTILAGE IS YOUNG AND PLIABLE during Childhood and Adolescence?

Answer 40

Interstitial Growth

Question 41

What Cartilagenous Growth? Growth of the Outer Surface continuos through Adolescence

Answer 41

Appositional Growth

Question 42

What Type of Cartilage? Numerous; Weakest Found in end of bones that forms joints,nose,fetal skeleton,trachea,bronchi ,synchondrosis etc.

Answer 42

Hyaline Cartilage

Question 43

What Type of Cartilage? Least Common Type Foundin PINNA, EPIGLOTTIS,EUSTACHIAN TUBES

Answer 43

Elastic Cartilage

Question 44

What Type of Cartilage? Strongest Found in -Meniscus of Knee Joint and TMJ -Symphysial Joints -Symphysis Menti -Symphysis Pubis Manubriosternal Joint (bet. -Manubrium and Body) -Intervertebral Disc

Answer 44

Fibrocartlige

Question 45

Most Commonly TORN LIGAMENT in Human Body

Answer 45

Anterior Cruciate Ligament

Question 46

3 UNHAPPY TRIAD - Common to Athletes AML

Answer 46

Anterior Cruciate Ligament Medial Collateral Ligament Lateral Meniscus

Question 47

What Type of Bone? Made up of Haversian System or Osteon and Strongest Type of Bone

Answer 47

Compact Bone

Question 48

What type of Bone? Made up of Trabeculae

Answer 48

Spongy Bone/Cancellous Bone/Trabecular Bone

Question 49

Type of Bone Growth that happens in Bone Tissue?

Answer 49

Appositional

Question 50

What Structure is seen at the Central Portion of Osteon? Give any of the Four. NHAN

Answer 50

Neurovascular Bundle Haversian Canal Arteries and Veins Nerves and Blood Vessels

Question 51

Depression where we can find Osteoclast?

Answer 51

Howships Lacunae(depression)

Question 52

Type of Bone Ossification Starts ENDOCHONDRAL OSSIFICATION

Answer 52

Hyaline Cartilage

Question 53

Sternal Angle is found on Manubriosternal Joint also known as:?

Answer 53

Angle of Louis

Question 54

Sternal Angle is found on Manubriosternal Joint also known as:?

Answer 54

Angle of Louis

Question 55

Removal of Air as Fluid from the Pleural Space

Answer 55

Thoracentesis

Question 56

Bone to Bone

Answer 56

Ligament

Question 57

Muscle to Bone

Answer 57

Tendon

Question 58

Muscle to Muscle

Answer 58

Aponeurosis