Lab Prctical

Question 1

Epithelial tissue arranged in a single layer

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Simple Arrangement

Question 2

Epithelial tissue arranged in multiple layers

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Stratified Arrangment

Question 3

Tissue that appears to be multiple layers, but is a single layer

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Pseudostratified

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Nerve cell processes carry information to the

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Cell Body

Question 5

In connective tissue the extracellular matrix is composed of these

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Proteins and Ground substance that may be in fluid or solid form

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Extracellular matrix of connective tissue contain elastic or collagen fibers that are produced by

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Fibroblasts

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Tissues characterized by squamous, cubodial or columnar

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Epithilial

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THese tissues bind organs together and provide support

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Connective Tissue

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Specialized cell that becomes a wandering cell in the body that fights off infection

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macrophage

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Light and dark crossings across tissue

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Striations

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Tissue capable of shortening and thickening

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Muscle Tissue

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Tissues always found covering an organ and lack blood vessels

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Epithelial Tissue

Question 13

Outermost layer of the epidermis

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Stratum Corneum

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Layer of skin comprised primarly of areolar connective tissue and irregular dense fibrous tissue

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Dermis

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Region located under the dermis that is not considered an actual layer of the skin

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Hypodermis

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Layer of epidermis characterized by small, shrunken nuclei

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Stratum Granulosum

Question 17

Sweat glands that regulate body temperature

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Eccrine Glands

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Layer of epidermis that actively reproduces cells

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Stratum Basale

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This layer of skin is the outermost layer and comprised of stratified squamous epithilium

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Epidermis

Question 20

Accessory structure that changes the position of hair follicle due to smooth muscle tissue

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Arrector pilli

Question 21

Hair develops in a tube-like structure that is called

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Follicle

Question 22

Structure associated with hair follicles that secrete oils named sebum are called

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Sebaceous Glands

Question 23

Layer of the epidermis characterized by large, oval nuclei

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Stratum Spinosum

Question 24

Gland commonly found in the axillary region that reacts to various emotions

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Appocrine Glands

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Layer of epidermis where cells appear clear but cell organelles are no longer present

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Stratum Lucidum

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Microscopic passageways that allows osteocytes to communicate with other cells via gap junctions

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Caniculi

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If bones width and length are equal to eachother

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Short Bone

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The plates of bony tissue in cancellous bone

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Teabeculae

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Bone tissue in concentric rings that encircle a canal

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Lamella

Question 30

All rings of tissue surrounding one central canal make what?

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Osteon

Question 31

Bones of the face and vertebrate are classified as

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Irregular bones

Question 32

Layer of regular dense connective tissue covers the surface on bones

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Periostium

Question 33

Endostium lines this area in long bones

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Medullary Cavity

Question 34

Bones of the cranium, ribs, and scapulae are calssified as?

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Flat Bones

Question 35

Relativly large blood vessels and nerves are found in a passageway called

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Perforating Canal

Question 36

Special type of short bone that is embedded in a tendon adjacent to a joint

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Sesamoid Bone

Question 37

In both compact and cancellous bone tissue, osteocytes are located in areas called

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Lacunae

Question 38

The shaft of a long bone is called

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Diaphysis

Question 39

The ends of a long bone are named

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Epiphysis

Question 40

Bones found in arms, legs, and feet are considered what class of bone

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Long Bone

Question 41

Moving a body part toward the Midline

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Adduction

Question 42

Decreasing the joint angle between to levels

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Flexion

Question 43

A joint that is no movable

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Synarthrotic

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Moving a body part around an axis

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Rotation

Question 45

All synovial joints are characterized as this, even if some are limited to sliding or twisting motions

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Diarthrotic

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Moving a body part in one plane is considered to be

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Uniaxial

Question 47

A joint with limited range of motion is considered to be what class of joint

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Amphiarthroitc

Question 48

Straightening a joint beyond its normal range of motion is termed

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Hyper Extension

Question 49

Moving a body part away from the midline

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Abduction

Question 50

Moving a body part that follows a cicular path

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Circumduction

Question 51

Increasing the angle in a joint

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Extension

Question 52

If joints are held together by dense fibrous tissue the joint is considered

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Fibrous Joint

Question 53

If bones are held together by mainly cartilage, the joint is what

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Cartilaginous joint

Question 54

When a joint is formed by dense fibrous tissue, but is fluid-filled, this joint is called

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Synovial Joint

Question 55

If flexion, extension, abduction, and adduction are possible at a joint, this is considered the movement

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Bi-axial