CH2.3 Tissues REVIEW

What shape does an alveolar gland have? (LO 2.3-1)

• roughly spherical

• cuboidal

• cylindrical

• triangular

What service do collagen fibers provide to tissues? (LO 2.3-2)

• they give tensile strength

• they provide elasticity

• they aid in nutrient absorption

• they facilitate cell division

The most common type of cartilage is _____. (LO 2.3-2)

• hyaline

• elastic

• fibrocartilage

• articular

Bone is also known as _____ tissue. (LO 2.3-2)

• osseous

• muscular

• epithelial

• nervous

Identify the two types of protein that make up the intracellular filaments in muscle. (LO 2.3-3)

• actin and myosin

• keratin and elastin

• collagen and fibrin

• tubulin and dynein

Which type of body tissue can carry electrical signals throughout the body? (LO 2.3.4)

• nerve tissue

• muscle tissue

• connective tissue

• epithelial tissue

Identify the subdivisions of the four primary tissue types.

• Epithelial, Connective, Muscle, Nervous

• Bone, Blood, Cartilage, Adipose

• Skeletal, Cardiac, Smooth, Nervous

• Neurons, Glial, Epithelial, Connective

In which phase of wound healing do white blood cells migrate to the site of an injury? (LO 2.3.5)

• inflammatory phase

• proliferative phase

• maturation phase

• remodeling phase

Which of the following functions is not performed by epithelial tissue? (LO 2.3-1)

• provide a rigid framework for the body

• provide sensory information

• determine which substances enter and leave the body

• protect the body from physical damage

The apical and basal surfaces are the two sides of all (a)   tissue. (LO 2.3-1)

• muscle

• nerve

• connective

• epithelial