Tissues

Question 1

multicellular exocrine gland

Answer 1

group of secretory cells and a duct through which the secretions pass as they exit the gland

Question 2

Branched exocrine gland

Answer 2

branching arrangement of secretory cells in the gland

Question 3

simple or compound exocrine gland

Answer 3

whether the duct of the gland (not the secretory portion) does not branch or branches, respectively

Question 4

tubular exocrine gland

Answer 4

a gland whose secretory cells form a tube, alveolar (acinar) describes secretory cells that form a bulblike sac

Question 5

cells present in areolar connective tissue

Answer 5

fibroblasts, macrophages, adipocytes, mast cells, plasma cells

Question 6

fibers present in areolar connective tissue

Answer 6

collagen, elastic, reticular

Question 7

cells present in adipose connective tissue

Answer 7

adipocytes

Question 8

fibers present in adipose connective tissue

Answer 8

reticular, collagen

Question 9

cells present in reticular connective tissue

Answer 9

reticular cells

Question 10

fibers present in reticular connective tissue

Answer 10

reticular fibers

Question 11

cells present in dense regular connective tissue

Answer 11

fibroblasts

Question 12

fibers present in dense regular connective tissue

Answer 12

collagen and some elastic

Question 13

cells resent in dense irregular connective tissue

Answer 13

fibroblasts

Question 14

fibers present in dense irregular connective tissue

Answer 14

collagen (some elastic)

Question 15

cells and fibers present in hyaline cartilage

Answer 15

chondrocytes and collagen fibers (some elastic)

Question 16

cells and fibers present in fibrocartilage

Answer 16

chondrocytes and collagen fibers (some elastic)

Question 17

cells and fibers present in elastic cartilage

Answer 17

chondrocytes and elastic fibers

Question 18

cells and fibers present in compact bone tissue

Answer 18

osteoblasts, osteocytes, and collagen fibers

Question 19

cells and fibers present in spongy bone tissue

Answer 19

osteoblasts, osteocytes, and collagen fibers

Question 20

cells and fibers present in blood

Answer 20

erythrocytes, leukocytes, thrombocytes and “fibers” are soluble proteins that form during clotting

Question 21

cells and fibers present in lymph

Answer 21

leukocytes and “fibers” are soluble proteins that form during clotting

Question 22

reticular cells

Answer 22

resemble fibroblasts, but have long, cellular processes (extensions). They occur in loose connective tissue

Question 23

hemocytoblasts

Answer 23

occur in the bone marrow and produce erythrocytes, leukocytes, thrombocytes

Question 24

Macrophages

Answer 24

engulf foreign and dead cells

Question 25

mast cells

Answer 25

secrete histamine which stimulates immune response

Question 26

plasma cells

Answer 26

produce antibodies

Question 27

ground substance

Answer 27

may be fluid, gel, or solid and except for blood, is secreted by the cells of the connective tissue. Proteoglycans provide the firmness of the ground substance

Question 28

loose connective tissue

Answer 28

abundant cells among few or loosely arranged fibers and sparse to abundant gelatinous ground substance

Question 29

dense connective tissue

Answer 29

few cells among a dense network of fibers with little ground substance

Question 30

cartilage

Answer 30

cells distributed among fibers in a firm jellylike ground substance. It is tough, but flexible, avascular, and without nerves

Question 31

Bone

Answer 31

cells distributed among abundant fibers in a solid ground substance containing minerals, mostly calcium phosphate. Organized in units called osteons.

Question 32

2 kinds of embryonic connective tissues

Answer 32

mesenchyme is the origin of all mature connective tissues. Mucous connective tissue is a temporary tissue formed during embryonic development

Question 33

epithelial membrane

Answer 33

combo of epithelial and connective tissues working together to perform a specific functions. It acts as an organ. 4 principle types

Question 34

4 types of epithelial membrane

Answer 34

serous: line interior organs and cavities (heart, lungs, abdominal) mucous line body cavities that open to the outside of the body (nasal, digestive, respiratory, urogenital tract) synovial line the cavities at bone joints cutaneous membrane is the skin