Tissues

Front 1

Four types of tissues are e_____, m___, c____, & n___.

Back 1

epithelial, muscle, connective, nervous

Front 2

Cells in tissue can communicate with each other via ______ and _______.

Back 2

junctions (tight or gap)
desmosomes

Front 3

Tissue that makes up the linings of internal places in the body such as mouth, glands, vagina, rectum, etc. are _____ tissue.

Back 3

epithelial

Front 4

Tissue that motion occur is called _____ tissue.

Back 4

muscle

Front 5

Tissue responsible for communications is called ____ tissue.

Back 5

nervous

Front 6

Tissue that mostly serves as the "glue" for making parts stick to each other, and including blood, is ____ tissue

Back 6

connective

Front 7

Tissue that is avascular is...

Back 7

tissue without blood vessels

Front 8

Tissue that has cells that are firmly attached to each other so as to prevent leakage is.....

Back 8

epithelial tissue

Front 9

This tissue is likely to be found in the lungs. It is ______ tissue composed of ____ cells

Back 9

epithelial
simple squamous

Front 10

The cells making up the lining of a sweat gland is likely to be ____ tissue and specifically _____ cells.

Back 10

epithelial
cuboidal

Front 11

These epithelial cells are likely to be found doing what?

Back 11

absorbing nutrients in the intestines, stomach
Also found in excretory ducts

Front 12

This cell is likely to be found in the nasal passages, trachea, & bronchi. It is _____ tissue and specifically called ______. The little hairs that move material along are called _____

Back 12

epithelial
pseudostratified columnar
cilia

Front 13

This epithelial tissue was found in the mouth. It is ___ ___ epithelium.

Back 13

stratified squamous

Front 14

The large white cell in this image secretes mucous. It is a ____ cell.

Back 14

goblet

Front 15

This tissue lines the urinary bladder. It is ______ epithelium.

Back 15

transitional

Front 16

Goblet cells release....

Back 16

mucous

Front 17

Epithelia that are typically ciliated are ____ & ____.

Back 17

columnar
pseudostratified columnar

Front 18

The type of junctions between cells that limit passage of water, solutes, chemicals between epithelial cells are _____ junctions.

Back 18

tight

Front 19

Functional units of the nervous system are....

Back 19

neurons

Front 20

Supportive cells of nervous tissue is called....

Back 20

neuroglia

Front 21

The type of junction that allows great communication between adjacent cells, such as in cardiac cells, are ____ junctions.

Back 21

gap

Front 22

___ are cells that transmit electrical impulses to distant parts of the body, gather information from sensory cells.

Back 22

neurons

Front 23

Neurons (can or cannot???) be regenerated if damaged.

Back 23

Cannot

Front 24

The word stratified means.....

Back 24

layered

Front 25

This cell is a ....

Back 25

neuron

Front 26

Tissue that's found between cells is ..... tissue and can help them stick together.

Back 26

connective

Front 27

The non-cellular fibers and other proteins in connective tissue make up the ____ ____

Back 27

extracellular matrix

Front 28

Connective tissue that is found mainly in tendons, ligaments, and aponeuroses, & containing few cells but lots of fibers is ___ ___ ____.

Back 28

dense connective tissue

Front 29

Found just below sheets of epithelial tissue and around blood vessels is an extracellular matrix that is not as well organized & having more cells. It is called ___ ___ ____

Back 29

loose connective tissue

Front 30

Blood cells are considered to be a fluid ____ tissue.

Back 30

connective

Front 31

Bone and cartilage are considered to be ____ connective tissue.

Back 31

supportive

Front 32

Connective tissue cell that specializes in the secretion of collagen and elastin are ....

Back 32

fibroblasts

Front 33

___ are important in wound healing because they make the material can help seal and repair a wound.

Back 33

Fibroblasts

Front 34

Responsible for cartilage formation are ....

Back 34

chondroblasts

Front 35

Responsible for bone formation are....

Back 35

osteoblasts

Front 36

Scavenger cells that specialize in phagocytosis of invading microorganisms, dead cells, and foreign proteins are ......

Back 36

macrophages

Front 37

Widely distributed in all vascular tissues & produce histamine and other compounds which help trigger inflammation and allergic responses, are the ____ cells

Back 37

mast

Front 38

These swell up when we eat too much. This is _____ tissue.

Back 38

adipose

Front 39

These erythrocytes are a major part of ____ connective tissue

Back 39

fluid

Front 40

This loose connective tissue is made to stretch. It is likely to be found where?

Back 40

areola

Front 41

This organized tissue of fibers with few cells is an example of _____ connective tissue

Back 41

dense

Front 42

This supporting connective tissue is.....

Back 42

bone

Front 43

Three types of muscle tissue are ____ ___ & ____

Back 43

skeletal
cardiac
smooth

Front 44

Muscle that moves under voluntary control is ____ muscle

Back 44

skeletal muscle

Front 45

Muscle that moves under involuntary control in a rythmical pattern is ..... muscle

Back 45

cardiac

Front 46

Muscle that moves under involuntary control, but does so slowly is .... Muscle

Back 46

smooth

Front 47

Muscles that surround your guts and work your diaphragm are ____ muscle.

Back 47

smooth

Front 48

Skeletal muscles make up ____% of your body weight.

Back 48

50

Front 49

Cardiac muscle has a prominent feature in their striated fibers. They are the ____ ____

Back 49

intercalated disks

Front 50

This muscle is _____ muscle.

Back 50

smooth

Front 51

This is ______ muscle. It does not have ____ ____ like the involuntary muscle that looks similar to it.

Back 51

skeletal
intercalated disks