Tissues

Question 1

4 primary types

Answer 1

1. Epithelial
2. Connective
3. Muscle
4. Nervous

Question 2

Epithelial

Answer 2

Covers body surfaces for protection, line internal organs for absorption and excretion, and make up glands for secretion

Question 3

Basement membrane

Answer 3

Layer that anchors epithelial to connective tissue

Question 4

Shapes

Answer 4

Squamous, cuboidal, columnar

Question 5

Layers

Answer 5

Simple (single
Stratified (multiple)
Pseudostratified (appears to be multiple, but is really a single layer)

Question 6

Simple squamous

Answer 6

Single layer, flat thin cells,

Example- membranes

Question 7

Stratified squamous

Answer 7

Multiple layers of thin, flat cells

Example- skin, mouth, vagina, anus

Question 8

Simple cuboidal

Answer 8

Single layer, cube-shaped

Example- kidneys, ovaries

Question 9

Stratified cuboidal

Answer 9

Multiple layers of cube-shaped cells

Example- mammary glands, sweat glands

Question 10

Simple columnar

Answer 10

Single later of tall cells

Example- digestive tract

Question 11

Stratified columnar

Answer 11

Multiple layers of tall cells

Example- reproductive tract, male urethra

Question 12

Pseudostratified columnar

Answer 12

Ciliated, respiratory tract

Question 13

Transitional

Answer 13

Urinary bladder

Stratified but looks simple

Question 14

Connective tissue

Answer 14

Fibroblast- secretes protein fibers into matrix

Adipose- fat storage

Question 15

CT proper

Answer 15

Dense and loose

Question 16

Dense regular

Answer 16

Lots of collagen (strength)

Example- tendons, ligaments

Question 17

Dense irregular

Answer 17

Lots of collagen (strength)

Example- skin

Question 18

Loose, adipose

Answer 18

Fat storage (energy, cushion)

Example-abdomen, around heart,

Question 19

Loose areolar

Answer 19

Elastic fibers

Anchors skin packaging between muscles

Question 20

Elasticity

Answer 20

Rubber band ability to snap back together

Question 21

Loose, reticular

Answer 21

Reticular fivers, creates framework

Example- liver

Question 22

Supporting, cartilage, hyaline

Answer 22

Structural

Example- found on ends of bones, nose

Question 23

Cartilage

Answer 23

Elastic, flexible framework

Example- ears, epiglottis

MORE flexible than hyaline

Question 24

Fluid

Answer 24

Blood- transport

Lymph- transport, immune

Question 25

Muscle

Answer 25

Contraction

Question 26

Skeletal (muscle)

Answer 26

Voluntary Physical movement Posture

Question 27

Cardiac (muscle)

Answer 27

Involuntary | Heartbeat

Question 28

Smooth (muscle)

Answer 28

Involuntary | Digestion, respiration, gland secretion (functions we don't want to think about)

Question 29

Nervous

Answer 29

Communication and coordination

Question 30

Neurons

Answer 30

Nerve cells

Question 31

Neuroglia

Answer 31

Supporting cells

Question 32

Astrocytes

Answer 32

Blood-brain barrier | Nutritional support

Question 33

Oligidendrocytes and Schwann cells

Answer 33

Myelin sheaths (wrap around axon)

Question 34

Microglia

Answer 34

Protection

Question 35

Ependymal cells

Answer 35

Create and circulate CSF

Question 36

Satellite cells

Answer 36

Protection of ganglia

Question 37

Atrophy

Answer 37

Shrinkage of tissue due to age or disuse

Question 38

Necrosis

Answer 38

Premature death of tissue

Question 39

Gangrene

Answer 39

Death of tissue due to an insufficient blood supply, (infection)

Question 40

Apoptosis

Answer 40

Programmed cell death Example, webbed fingers, toes