Tissues

Front 1

Simple

Back 1

Single layer connected to basement membrane

Front 2

Psuedostratified

Back 2

Appear to have multiple layers but really only have one. (Pseudo) false. (Stratified) layers

Front 3

Stratified

Back 3

More than one layer.

Front 4

Squamous

Back 4

Flat egg shaped cells

Front 5

Cuboidal

Back 5

Cube shaped cells

Front 6

Columnar

Back 6

Column shaped cells

Front 7

What tissue forms covers, lines, and forms glands?

Back 7

Epithelial

Front 8

What major tissue type holds organs together?

Back 8

Connective

Front 9

What tissue facilitates movement substances within the body?

Back 9

Muscular

Front 10

What tissue conducts impulses to and from the central

Nervous system?

Back 10

Nervous

Front 11

The basement membrane is found in Tissues.

Back 11

Epithelial

Front 12

What are the two layers of the basement membrane?

Back 12

Basal lamina

Reticular lamina

Front 13

Anchoring epithelial tissues to the underlying connective tissue is the function of the . .

Back 13

Basement membrane

Front 14

What is the name of the tissue that has nuclei at different levels but each cell is attached to the basement membrane?

Back 14

Pseudostratified

Front 15

The epithelial tissue in which all the cells are in a single layer is called. . .

Back 15

Simple epithelium

Front 16

Multiple layers of cells are referred to as being .

Back 16

Stratified

Front 17

A tissue consists of many layers of epithelial cells. At the basal surface, the cells appear to be cuboidal in shape. At the apical

surface, the cells appear flat, tile-like cells. This tissue would be appropriately classified as . . .

Back 17

Stratified squamous epithelium

Front 18

Widely scattered cells within an abundant extra cellular matrix describes Tissue.

Back 18

Connective

Front 19

Endothelium is a specialized form of epithelium found in the lining of . .

Back 19

Blood vessels

Front 20

The two main functions of simple cuboidal and columnar epithelium are And .

Back 20

Excretion and absorption

Front 21

Many glands consist of simple

Epithelium.

Back 21

Cuboidal

Front 22

The structure of simple columnar epithelium can vary. The cells may be , , or contain numerous .

Back 22

Ciliated, non-ciliated, microvilli

Front 23

. Provide increased surface area for absorption.

Back 23

Microvilli

Front 24

Which cell of connective tissue produces fibers?

Back 24

Fibroblasts

Front 25

Which type of epithelium would be found in areas of extreme wear and tear?

Back 25

Stratified squamous

Front 26

Where is stratified cuboidal epithelium found?

Back 26

Sweat and esophageal glands; male urethra

Front 27

Cells that are as tall as they are wide and have multiple layers are called . .

Back 27

Stratified cuboidal

Front 28

The bladder needs to stretch. Which epithelial tissue would be best for this function?

Back 28

Transitional

Front 29

The bladder needs to stretch. Which epithelial tissue would be best for this function?

Back 29

Transitional

Front 30

What is the main function of glandular epithelium?

Back 30

Exocrine

Front 31

The bladder needs to stretch. Which epithelial tissue would be best for this function?

Back 31

Transitional

Front 32

What is the main function of glandular epithelium?

Back 32

Exocrine

Front 33

Glandular epithelium that is associated with a duct would be classified as an Gland.

Back 33

Exocrine

Front 34

Glandular epithelium that is void of ducts would be classified as an Gland.

Back 34

Endocrine

Front 35

Merocrine secretions are released through vesicle-mediated .

Back 35

Exocytosis

Front 36

Merocrine secretions are released through vesicle-mediated .

Back 36

Exocytosis

Front 37

Exocrine secretion resulting from the pinching off of the apical surface of a cell is known as Secretion.

Back 37

Aprocrine

Front 38

Exocrine secretion through cellular rupture is known as .Secretion.

Back 38

Halocrine

Front 39

Embryonic connective tissue is known as Tissue.

Back 39

Mesenchymal

Front 40

Fibroblasts are the most numerous cells in .Tissue.

Back 40

Connective

Front 41

Which connective tissue has the greatest amount of extracellular matrix?

Back 41

Loose

Front 42

Simple squamous epithelium can be found where?

Back 42

Lining of the heart, blood and lymphatic vessels, the air sacs of the lungs

Front 43

Globules cells produce .

Back 43

Mucous

Front 44

Adipocytes are found in .

Back 44

Mucus

Front 45

Adipocytes are found in .Tissues

Back 45

Loose

Front 46

Plasma cells (activated B lymphocytes) produce .

Back 46

Antibodies

Front 47

Areolar tissue is classified as a . Connective tissue?

Back 47

Loose

Front 48

What type of connective tissue is found under the skin, behind and around the eyes, and in yellow bone marrow?

Back 48

Adipose

Front 49

What type of connective tissue is found under the skin, behind and around the eyes, and in yellow bone marrow?

Back 49

Adipose

Front 50

. Connective tissue very little extracellular space and has a regular arrangement of collagen fibers?

Back 50

Dense regular

Front 51

The epiglottis, external ears, and auditory tubes are formed by . Cartilage.

Back 51

Elastic

Front 52

What are the two types of bone tissue?

Back 52

Compact; spongy

Front 53

Platelets are not true cells; they are cell .

Back 53

Fragments

Front 54

The liquid matrix of blood is called?

Back 54

Plasma

Front 55

Desmosomes Adjacent cells and Separation.

Back 55

Anchor; resists

Front 56

Desmosomes Adjacent cells and Separation.

Back 56

Anchor; resists

Front 57

Tight junctions form a Seal between two or more cells?

Back 57

Leak-proof

Front 58

Desmosomes Adjacent cells and Separation.

Back 58

Anchor; resists

Front 59

Tight junctions form a Seal between two or more cells?

Back 59

Leak-proof

Front 60

Hemidesmosomes are connected to the basement membrane by Proteins.

Back 60

Integrin

Front 61

________ junctions allow small ions to pass from cell to cell.

Back 61

Gap junctions

Front 62

Proteins in gap junctions that form the channels to provide a means of ion exchange are called?

Back 62

Connexons

Front 63

Desmosomes are critical in the formation of the __________.

Back 63

Cytoskeleton

Front 64

Desmosomes are critical in the formation of the __________.

Back 64

Cytoskeleton

Front 65

Epithelial membranes are formed by both______and ______ tissues.

Back 65

Epithelial, connective

Front 66

Desmosomes are critical in the formation of the __________.

Back 66

Cytoskeleton

Front 67

Epithelial membranes are formed by both______and ______ tissues.

Back 67

Epithelial, connective

Front 68

What type of membranes line the exterior surfaces of the body?

Back 68

Mucous

Front 69

Desmosomes are critical in the formation of the __________.

Back 69

Cytoskeleton

Front 70

Epithelial membranes are formed by both______and ______ tissues.

Back 70

Epithelial, connective

Front 71

What type of membranes line the exterior surfaces of the body?

Back 71

Mucous

Front 72

Synovial membranes are formed by ______ connective tissue.

Back 72

Areolar

Front 73

Desmosomes are critical in the formation of the __________.

Back 73

Cytoskeleton

Front 74

Epithelial membranes are formed by both______and ______ tissues.

Back 74

Epithelial, connective

Front 75

What type of membranes line the exterior surfaces of the body?

Back 75

Mucous

Front 76

Synovial membranes are formed by ______ connective tissue.

Back 76

Areolar

Front 77

Body cavities are lined by________ membranes.

Back 77

Serous

Front 78

The serous membrane has two layers; the outer most is the _______ layer.

Back 78

Parietal

Front 79

The serous membrane has two layers; the outer most is the _______ layer.

Back 79

Parietal

Front 80

The serous membrane has two layers; the inner most is the _________ layer.

Back 80

Visceral

Front 81

Synovial membranes secrete _________ fluid.

Back 81

Synovial

Front 82

Skeletal muscle is under __________ control.

Back 82

Voluntary

Front 83

Skeletal muscle is under __________ control.

Back 83

Voluntary

Front 84

Cardiac muscle is different in appearance than smooth muscle because of___________?

Back 84

Arrangement of contractile proteins

Front 85

Glial cells provide structural and _________ support for the nervous system.

Back 85

Nutritional

Front 86

Of the four main tissue types, which are the most electrically excitable?

Back 86

Muscular and nervous