Types Of Epithelium

Question 1

Vascular System (endothelium)

Answer 1

Simple squamous

Question 2

Body cavities as peritoneum, pleura, and pericardium

Answer 2

Simple squamous

Question 3

Bowman’s capsule (kidney)

Answer 3

Simple squamous

Question 4

Lung alveoli

Answer 4

Simple squamous

Question 5

Small ducts of exocrine glands

Answer 5

Simple cuboidal

Question 6

Surface of ovary

Answer 6

Simple cuboidal

Question 7

Kidney tubules

Answer 7

Simple cuboidal

Question 8

Thyroid follicles

Answer 8

Simple cuboidal

Question 9

Small intestine and colon

Answer 9

Simple columnar

Question 10

Stomach

Answer 10

Simple columnar

Question 11

Gallbladder

Answer 11

Simple columnar

Question 12

Trachea and bronchial tree

Answer 12

Pseudostratified columnar

Question 13

Male genital ducts such as the ductus deferns and efferent dúctiles of epididymis

Answer 13

Pseufostratified columnar

Question 14

Keratinized (epidermis of skin)

Answer 14

Stratified squamous

Question 15

Non-keratinized (oral cavity, esophagus, cornea, and vagina)

Answer 15

Stratified squamous

Question 16

Swear gland ducts

Answer 16

Stratified cuboidal

Question 17

Large ducts of exocrine glands

Answer 17

Stratified cuboidal

Question 18

Largest ducts of exocrine glands

Answer 18

Stratified columnar

Question 19

Renal calyces

Answer 19

Transitional

Question 20

Ureters

Answer 20

Transitional

Question 21

Bladder

Answer 21

Transitional

Question 22

Urethra

Answer 22

Transitional

Question 23

Most common secretion and involves exocitosis of the vesicles content at the apical cell membrane

Answer 23

Merocrine

Question 24

Secretion causing disintegration of secretory cells and is seen in sebaceous glands of hair follicles

Answer 24

Hilo tiñe

Question 25

Secretion is best observed in mammary gland cells that secrete lipid droplets into milk

Answer 25

Apocrine