TISSUE

Question 1

CELLS ARE SPECIALIZED FOR PARTICULAR FUNCTION

Answer 1

BODY TISSUE

Question 2

GROUP OF CELLS WITH SIMILAR STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION

Answer 2

TISSUE

Question 3

WHAT ARE THE PRIMARY TYPES OF TISSUE?

Answer 3

EPITHELIAL TISSUE
CONNECTIVE TISSUE
NERVOUS TISSUE
MUSCLE TISSUE

Question 4

IT IS A TISSUE THAT CAN BE FOUND IN DIFFERENT AREAS OF OUR BODY SUCH AS THE BODY COVERING, BODY LINING, AND GLANDULAR TISSUE

Answer 4

EPITHELIAL TISSUE

Question 5

WHAT ARE THE FUNCTION OF EPITHELIAL TISSUE?

Answer 5

PROTECTION, ABSORPTION, FILTRATION, SECRETION (REMEMBER “PAFS” FOR FUNCTION)

Question 6

WHERE CAN WE LOCATE EPITHELIAL TISSUE?

Answer 6

BODY COVERING
BODY LINING
GLANDULAR TISSUE
(REMEMBER “BBG” OR “BOCO-BOLI-GLATI”)

Question 7

IT IS A TISSUE THAT CAN REGENERATE EASILY IF WELL NOURISHED AND IS AVASCULAR.

Answer 7

EPITHELIAL TISSUE OR EPITHELIUM

Question 8

IT IS A TYPE OF TISSUE WITH A TISSUE LAYER THAT HAS ONE FREE SURFACE

> THE LOWER SURFACE IS BOUND BY A BASEMENT MEMBRANE

Answer 8

EPITHELIAL TISSUE OR EPITHELIUM

Question 9

WHAT ARE THE LAYERS OF EPITHELIAL CELLS

Answer 9

SIMPLE
STRATIFIED

Question 10

ONE LAYER OF EPITHELIAL CELL

Answer 10

SIMPLE

Question 11

MORE THAN ONE LAYER OF CELL IN EPITHELIUM OR EPITHELIAL TISSUE

Answer 11

STRATIFIED

Question 12

WHAT ARE THE SHAPES OF EPITHELIAL CELLS?

Answer 12

SQUAMOUS
CUBOIDAL
COLUMNAR

Question 13

CELLS ARE FLAT OR SCALE-LIKE; FLATTENED

Answer 13

SQUAMOUS

Question 14

CELLS ARE CUBE- SHAPE AND ABOUT WIDE AS THEY ARE TALL

Answer 14

CUBOIDAL

Question 15

CELLS TEND TO BE TALLER AS THEY ARE WIDE

Answer 15

COLUMNAR

Question 16

COLUMN-LIKE CELLS

Answer 16

COLUMNAR

Question 17

A SINGLE LAYER OF FLAT CELLS THAT USUALLY FORMS HORMONES; LINES BODY CAVITIES, LUNGS AND CAPILLARIES

Answer 17

SIMPLE SQUAMOUS

Question 18

IT IS A TYPE OF EPITHELIAL TISSUE THAT IS COMMON IN GLANDS AND THEIR DUCTS AND FORMS WALLS OF KIDNEY TUBULES

Answer 18

SIMPLE CUBOIDAL

Question 19

A TYPE OF EPITHELIAL TISSUE THAT LINES THE DIGESTIVE TRACT AND OFTEN INCLUDES GOBLET CELLS, WHICH PRODUCES MUCUS

Answer 19

SIMPLE COLUMNAR

Question 20

A SINGLE LAYER CELL, BUT SOME CELLS ARE SHORTER THAN OTHERS. SOMETIMES CILIATED, SUCH AS IN THE RESPIRATORY TRACT.

Answer 20

PSEUDOSTRATIFIED

Question 21

IT IS A TYPE OF EPITHELIAL TISSUE THAT MAY FUNCTION IN ABSORPTION OR SECRETION THAT OFTEN LOOKS LIKE A DOUBLE CELL LAYER

Answer 21

PSEUDOSTRATIFIED

Question 22

WHAT ARE THE LOCATIONS OF STRATIFIED SQUAMOUS?

Answer 22

SKIN
MOUTH
ESOPHAGUS
(REMEMBER “SME” FOR LOCATION)

Question 23

A TYPE OF EPITHELIAL TISSUE THAT IS FOUND AS A PROTECTIVE COVERING WHERE FRICTION IS COMMON

Answer 23

STRATIFIED SQUAMOUS

Question 24

CONSIST OF MORE THAN ONE LAYER OF CUBOIDAL CELLS

Answer 24

STRATIFIED CUBOIDAL

Question 25

SURFACE CELLS ARE COLUMNAR WHILE THE UNDERNEATH VARY IN SIZE AND SHAPE

Answer 25

STRATIFIED COLUMNAR

Question 26

THESE TYPES OF EPITHELIAL TISSUE ARE RARE IN HUMAN BODIES AND CAN BE FOUND MAINLY IN DUCTS OF LARGE GLANDS

Answer 26

STRATIFIED CUBOIDAL AND COLUMNAR OR STRATIFIED CUBOIDAL AND STRATIFIED COLUMNAR

Question 27

A TYPE OF EPITHELIAL TISSUE WHERE THE SHAPE OF CELLS DEPENDS UPON THE AMOUNT OF STRETCHING

Answer 27

TRANSITIONAL EPITHELIUM

Question 28

A TYPE OF EPITHELIAL TISSUE THAT LINES ORGANS OF THE URINARY SYSTEM

Answer 28

TRANSITIONAL EPITHELIUM

Question 29

IT IS THE SECRETION OF ORGANS

Answer 29

GLANDS

Question 30

ONE OR MORE CELL THAT SECRETES A PARTICULAR PRODUCT

Answer 30

GLANDS

Question 31

WHAT ARE THE TWO TYPES OF GLANDS?

Answer 31

ENDOCRINE EXOCRINE

Question 32

IT IS A TYPE OF GLAND THAT ARE DUCTLESS, WHILE ITS SECRETORY PRODUCT ARE HORMONES.

Answer 32

ENDOCRINE

Question 33

A TYPE OF GLAND THAT HAS DUCTS

Answer 33

EXOCRINE

Question 34

> EMPTY THROUGH DUCTS TO THE EPITHELIAL SURFACE > SECRETION PRODUCTS ARE SWEATS, ENZYMES, AND MUCUS > INCLUDE SWEAT AND OIL GLANDS

Answer 34

EXOCRINE GLAND

Question 35

A TYPE OF TISSUE THAT SUPPORTS THE BODY, PROVIDES PROTECTION, AND BINDS BODY TISSUE TOGETHER

Answer 35

CONNECTIVE TISSUE

Question 36

A TYPE OF TISSUE THAT CAN BE FOUND EVERYWHERE IN OUR BODY AND INCLUDES THE MOST ABUNDANT AND WIDELY DISTRIBUTED TISSUES

Answer 36

CONNECTIVE TISSUE

Question 37

WHAT ARE THE CHARACTERISTICS OF CONNECTIVE TISSUE

Answer 37

> VARIATION IN BLOOD SUPPLY > EXTRACELLULAR MATRIX

Question 38

WHY DOES THE CONNECTIVE TISSUE HAVE VARIATION IN BLOOD SUPPLY?

Answer 38

SOME TISSUE TYPES ARE WELL VASCULARIZED WHILE THE SOME ARE AVASCULAR

Question 39

IT IS A NON-LIVING MATERIAL THAT SURROUNDS LIVING CELL

Answer 39

EXTRACELLULAR MATRIX

Question 40

WHAT ARE THE TWO MAIN ELEMENTS OF THE CELLULAR MATRIX?

Answer 40

GROUND SURFACE FIBERS

Question 41

WHAT ARE THE THREE TYPES OF FIBERS?

Answer 41

COLLAGEN FIBERS ELASTIC FIBERS RETICULAR FIBERS (REMEMBER "CER" FOR FIBER)

Question 42

WHAT ARE THE TYPES OF CONNECTIVE TISSUE?

Answer 42

CARTILAGE BONE BLOOD DENSE LOOSE DENSE

Question 43

A TYPE OF CONNECTIVE TISSUE THAT SUPPORTS AND PROTECTS THE BODY.

Answer 43

BONE

Question 44

IT IS A TYPE OF CONNECTIVE TISSUE THAT IS COMPOSED OF BONE CELLS IN LACUNAE (CAVITIES), A HARD MATRIX OF CALCIUM SALTS, AND A LARGE NUMBER OF COLLAGEN FIBERS

Answer 44

BONE

Question 45

IT IS THE MOST COMMON TYPE OF CARTILAGE PRESENT IN THE ENTIRE FETAL SKELETON.

Answer 45

HYALINE CARTILAGE

Question 46

A TYPE OF CONNECTIVE TISSUE COMPOSED OF ABUNDANT COLLAGEN FIBERS AND A RUBBERY MATRIX.

Answer 46

HYALINE CARTILAGE

Question 47

TYPE OF CARTILAGE THAT PROVIDES ELASTICITY.

Answer 47

ELASTIC CARTILAGE

Question 48

A HIGHLY COMPREHENSIVE TYPE OF CARTILAGE

Answer 48

FIBROCARTILAGE

Question 49

WHAT ARE THE EXAMPLE OF DENSE CONNECTIVE TISSUE?

Answer 49

TENDON AND LIGAMENTS

Question 50

MAIN MATRIX ELEMENT IS COLLAGEN FIBERS

Answer 50

DENSE CONNECTIVE TISSUE

Question 51

IT ATTACH MUSCLE TO BONES

Answer 51

TENDON

Question 52

ATTACH BONE TO BONE

Answer 52

LIGAMENTS

Question 53

DELICATE NETWORK OF INTERWOVEN FIBERS AND FORMS STROMA OF LYMPHOID ORGANS

Answer 53

RETICULAR CONNECTIVE TISSUE

Question 54

MATRIX IS AN AREOLAR TISSUE IN WHICH FAT GLOBULES PREDOMINATE

Answer 54

ADIPOSE TISSUE

Question 55

A TYPE OF CONNECTIVE TISSUE THAT INSULATES THE BODY, PROTECTS SOME ORGANS, AND SERVES AS A SITE OF FUEL STORAGE.

Answer 55

ADIPOSE TISSUE

Question 56

A TYPE OF CONNECTIVE TISSUE THAT CONTAINS ALL THE FIBER TYPES AND IS THE MOSTLY DISTRIBUTED CONNECTIVE TISSUE.

Answer 56

AREOLAR CONNECTIVE TISSUE

Question 57

A TYPE OF CONNECTIVE TISSUE THAT FUNCTIONS AS THE TRANSPORT VEHICLE FOR MATERIALS

Answer 57

BLOOD

Question 58

A TYPE OF TISSUE THAT PRODUCES MOVEMENTS IN THE BODY

Answer 58

MUSCLE TISSUE

Question 59

WHAT ARE THE THREE TYPES OF MUSCLE TISSUE?

Answer 59

SKELETAL TISSUE CARDIAC TISSUE SMOOTH TISSUE (SCS)

Question 60

A TYPE OF MUSCLE TISSUE THAT CAN BE CONTROLLED VOLUNTARILY AND THAT CONTAINS CELLS THAT HAVE MORE THAN ONE NUCLEUS.

Answer 60

SKELETAL TISSUE

Question 61

A TYPE OF MUSCLE TISSUE THAT CONTAINS CELLS THAT ARE ATTACHED TO CONNECTIVE TISSUE AND THAT ARE STRIATED.

Answer 61

SKELETAL TISSUE

Question 62

IT IS AN INVOLUNTARY MUSCLE THAT SURROUNDS HOLLOW ORGANS AND CONTAINS ONE NUCLEAR PER CELL

Answer 62

SMOOTH TISSUE

Question 63

A MUSCLE FOUND IN THE HEART; PUMPS BLOOD (INVOLUNTARY) AND CONTAINS ONE NUCLEUS PER CELL.

Answer 63

CARDIAC MUSLE

Question 64

A TYPE OF TISSUE THAT SENDS IMPULSES TO OTHER AREAS OF THE BODY

Answer 64

NERVOUS TISSUE

Question 65

A PROCESS IN WHICH THE DESTROYED CELLS WERE REPLACED WITH THE SAME KIND OF CELL

Answer 65

REGENERATION

Question 66

REPAIR BY DENSE FIBROUS CONNECTIVE TISSUE

Answer 66

FIBROSIS

Question 67

DETERMINATION OF METHOD

Answer 67

TYPE OF TISSUE DAMAGED SEVERITY OF THE INJURY

Question 68

TYPES OF TISSUES THAT CAN REGENERATE EASILY

Answer 68

EPITHELIAL TISSUE FIBROUS CONNECTIVE TISSUE AND BONE

Question 69

TISSUES THAT REGENERATE POORLY

Answer 69

SKELETAL MUSCLE

Question 70

TISSUES THAT ARE REPLACED LARGELY WITH SCAR TISSUE

Answer 70

CARDIAC MUSCLE NERVOUS TISSUE WITHIN THE BRAIN AND SPINAL CORD

Question 71

AT WHAT AGE DOES THE MASS AND VIABILITY IN MOST TISSUES DECREASES?

Answer 71

OLD AGE

Question 72

TISSUES THAT ARISES FROM THE ECTODERM

Answer 72

NERVOUS TISSUE

Question 73

TISSUES THAT ARISE FROM MESODERM

Answer 73

MUSCLE AND CONNECTIVE TISSUE

Question 74

TISSUE THAT ARISES FROM ALL THREE PRIMARY GERM LAYERS

Answer 74

EPITHELIAL TISSUE

Question 75

WHAT HAPPENS DURING TISSUE REPAIR?

Answer 75

CAPPILARIES BECOME VERY PERMEABLE GRANULATION TISSUE FORMATION REGENERATION OF SURFACE EPITHELIUM