Tissues; Anatomy

Front 1

Connective tissue that forms the framework of the outer ear

Back 1

Elastic cartilage

Front 2

Connective tissue that functions as a heat insulator

Back 2

Adipose tissue

Front 3

connective tissue that contains large amounts of fluid and lacks fibers

Back 3

Blood tissue

Front 4

Connective tissue where cells are arranged around osteonic canal

Back 4

Bone tissue

Front 5

Connective tissue that is commonly called fat

Back 5

Adipose tissue

Front 6

Connective tissue that binds skin to underlying organs

Back 6

Loose fibrous connective tissue

Front 7

The main tissue of tendons and ligaments

Back 7

Dense fibrous connective tissue

Front 8

Tissue that provides stored energy supply

Back 8

Adipose tissue

Front 9

Tissue that forms the soft part of the nose

Back 9

Hyline cartilage

Front 10

Tissue that forms pads between vertebrae

Back 10

Fibrocartilage

Front 11

Cellular processes that extend outward through canaliculi

Back 11

Bone

Front 12

Forms supporting rings of trachea

Back 12

Elastic cartilage

Front 13

Cells greatly enlarged with nuclei pushed to sides

Back 13

Adipose tissue

Front 14

Tissue that forms the protective layer of eye

Back 14

Dense fibrous connective tissue

Front 15

Matrix contains collagen fibers and mineral salts

Back 15

Bone

Front 16

Tissue that occurs in attachments between vertebrae

Back 16

Elastic connective tissue

Front 17

Tissue that forms the supporting tissue in walls of liver and spleen

Back 17

Reticular connective tissue

Front 18

Epithelial tissue that consists of many layers of cells

Back 18

Stratified squamous epithelium

Front 19

Epithelial tissue that functions to move sex cells

Back 19

Simple columnar

Front 20

Epithelial tissue that is the single layer of the flattened cell

Back 20

Simple squamous epithelium

Front 21

Epithelial tissue where the nuclei are located at different levels within cells

Back 21

Pseudostratified columnar epithelium

Front 22

Epithelial tissue that forms walls of capillaries

Back 22

Simple squamous epithelium

Front 23

Epithelial tissue that forms inner linings of respiratory passages

Back 23

Pseudostratified columnar epithelium

Front 24

Younger cells cuboidal, older cells are flattened stratified

Back 24

Stratified squamous

Front 25

Forms inner lining of urinary bladder

Back 25

Transitional

Front 26

Cells commonly possess cilia

Back 26

Simple columnar or pseudostratified columnar

Front 27

Has centrally located spherical nuclei

Back 27

Simple cuboidal

Front 28

Forms lining of intestines

Back 28

Simple columnar

Front 29

Nuclei located near near basement of membrane

Back 29

Simple columnar

Front 30

Cells longer than they are wide

Back 30

Simple columnar

Front 31

Forms lining of oral cavity

Back 31

Stratified squamous

Front 32

Forms lining of ducts in glands

Back 32

Simple cuboidal

Front 33

Two locations on the body where simple squamous epithelium is found

Back 33

Lining of heart and blood vessels

Front 34

Name two locations in the body where stratified squamous epithelium tissue is found

Back 34

Lining of mouth and vagina

Front 35

Name one location where pseudostratified columnar epithelium is found

Back 35

Lines of trachea and main sperm

Front 36

Name three locations where cuboidal epithelium is found

Back 36

Kidney tubuals, ovaries surfaces, ducts of small glands

Front 37

Name one location where stratified columnar epithelium is found

Back 37

Male urethra

Front 38

Name one location where simple columnar epithelium is found

Back 38

Lines most of digestive tract

Front 39

Name one location where transitional epithelium is found

Back 39

Urinary bladder

Front 40

Name two locations in the body where hyline cartilage is found

Back 40

Nose and trachea

Front 41

Name two places on the body where elastic cartilage is found

Back 41

Auditory tubes, external ear, epiglatis

Front 42

Name two places on the body where fibrocartilage cartilage is found

Back 42

Public symphatic, intervertebral discs

Front 43

What is the single most outstanding physical difference between bone and cartilage

Back 43

Calcium. Cartilage is also flexible and thin

Front 44

Name two locations in the body where fibrous connective tissue is located

Back 44

Tendons and ligaments, also in the skin

Front 45

Name one location in the body where areolar connective tissue is abundant

Back 45

Around muscle and the hypodermis

Front 46

Name one location in the body where you would find reticular connective tissue

Back 46

Liver, lymphoid

Front 47

Name two areas in the body where adipose tissue is located

Back 47

Beneath the skin and yellow bone marrow

Front 48

How many kinds of white blood cells are present in blood

Back 48

Five

Front 49

How many nuclei per cell do you see in striated muscle

Back 49

One

Front 50

Are striations present in smooth muscle

Back 50

No

Front 51

How many nuclei are found in each smooth muscle cell

Back 51

One

Front 52

How many nuclei are found in each cardiac muscle cell

Back 52

One

Front 53

Is there branching of cardiac muscle fibers

Back 53

Yes

Front 54

What is the scientific name for nerve cell

Back 54

Neuron

Front 55

Name the two types of cytoplasmic extensions that come off a nerve cell body

Back 55

Dandrites and axon

Front 56

Name three anatomical structures in which a greater number of nerve cells are found

Back 56

Brain, spinal chord, peripheral

Front 57

What is the name of the fluid matrix of blood

Back 57

Plasma