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WorksheetsHistology; Tissues
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 47mins
The four types of tissue are
muscle, transitional, epithelial, connective
muscle, nervous, epithelial, connective
muscle, epithelial, connective, squamous
cardiac, transitional, epithelial, connective
The type of type that includes blood
epithelial
muscle
connective
nervous
What is the function & location of Simple Squamous Epithelium?
Rapid diffusion; Air sacs in lungs (alveoli)
slow diffusion; stomach
transport ions; the trachea
Regulate your pH; cranium
What are the four things that happen during tissue repair?
heat, redness, swelling, and pain
redness, bleeding, bruising, and pain
clotting, heat, bursting, and cell repair
nothing
What are the functions and location of Simple cuboidal epithelium?
Absorption; trachea
make cells; cranium
Absorption and secretion; kidney tubules
Protection; lumbus
What functions and location does the Nonciliated simple columnar have?
Protection; kidney tubules
Transport RBC; sura
Secretion; uterine tubes
Absorption and secretion; lining of digestive tract
What function does the Pseudostratified columnar and where is it located?
Absorption and secretion; stomach
Protection; respiratory tract
Nothing; trachea
Relaxation; brachium
What is the function and location of the Nonkeratinized stratified squamous epithelium?
Protection of the underlying tissue; lining of oral cavity
Absorption and secretion; stomach
Relaxation; cranium
Stretch; inside RBC
What function and where is the location on the Keratinized stratified squamous epithelium
Secretion; cells
Protection; Epiglottis
Protection of the underlying tissue; Epidermis of skin
Absorption; tissue
What is the location and function of Transitional epithelium?
Distention and relaxation; lining of the urinary bladder, ureters, and part of the urethra
Absorption and secretion; lining of digestive tract
Protection; lining of the urinary bladder, ureters, and part of the urethra
having a duct; kidney tubules
Which gland has a duct?
Exocrine
Endrocrine
Kidney
Sweat
What is the function and location of Merocrine?
lose small portions; mammary glands
Release fluid by exocytosis; salivary glands
release cells; kidney tubules
secretion; sebaceous glands of skin
What is the function and location of Apocrine?
lose small parts of their glandular cell bodies during secretion; mammary glands
nothing; mammary glands
secretion of their glandular cell bodies; kidney tubules
protection; trachea
what does blood plasma do?
transports nutrients, wastes, and hormones throughout the body.
transports red blood cells
nothing, i didn't study.
rapid diffusion
What does fibroblasts produce and what does macrophages do?
produce collagen; clot blood cells
protection; secretion
nothing?
produce collagen; phagocytize dead cells
What is the function and location of Holocrine?
protection; cells
secrete rbc; heart
release entire cells that break down to release cell secretion; sebaceous glands of skin
lose small portions of cell bodies; ear canal
what is macrophages in connective tissue?
release histamines
hold structures
cell eating
originate as wbc; specialized to carry phagocytosis
what are mast cells types?
release herparin to prevent blood clotting and histamine that promotes reactions connected with inflammation & allergies
I don't know, I didn't study.
most common type of fixed cells
hold structures together with great tensile
how do collagen, elastic, and reticular fibers look like?
Collagen;wavy, elastic; stretch easily(like hair), reticular; dots
Collagen; straight, elastic: stretchy, reticular; circular
Collagen; circular, elastic; wavy, reticular; wavy
Collagen; straight, elastic; circular, reticular; dots
Whats the function and location of the Areolar connective tissue?
surrounds and protects tissue/organs; dermis of skin
protection of tubules; ear canal
secretion of cells; bone marrow
rapid diffusion; dermis of skin
What's the function and location of Adipose c.t?
stores fat; nucleus
produces wastes; dermis of skin
stores energy; protects, cushions, and insulates; hypodermis of skin
stores energy; protects, cushions and insulates; bronchial tubes
What's the function and location of Reticular C.T.?
allows stretching of organs; spleen
Supportive framework for spleen, lymph nodes, lymph nodes, spleen
Transport cells; lymph nodes, spleen
walls of elastic arteries; spleen
What is the location and function of Dense regular C.T.?
allows stretching of some organs; forms tendons
Attaches muscle to bone and bone to bone; forms tendons
secretes waste; true vocal chords
involuntary movement; bronchial chords
What is the function and location of Dense irregular C.T.?
allows stretching of some organs; bronchial tubes
model for bone growth; trachea
withstands stresses applied in all directions; dermis of skin
withstands stresses applied in all directions; articular ends of long bones
Whats the function and location of hyaline cartilage?
resists compression; absorbs shock in some joints; IVD
smooth surfaces for movement at joints; model for bone growth; supports soft tissue; articular ends of long bones
maintains structure; menisci of knee joints
resists compression; articular ends of long bones
What's the function of fibrocartilage cartilage?
provide support; intervertebral disc
resists compression; absorbs shock in some joints
maintains structure and shape while permitting extensive flexibility
provide support; external ear
What is the function and location of elastic cartilage?
support soft structures; external ear
maintains structure & shape while permitting extensive flexibility; patella
secretion; bones of the body
Maintains structure & shape while permitting extensive flexibility; external ear
What is the location and function of compact bone?
supports soft structures, protects vital organs; bones of the body
transport nutrients; bones of the body
maintains structure; epiglottis
nothing
What is the location and function of skeletal muscle?
Responsible for involuntary body movements; attaches to bones or sometimes skin
Responsible for voluntary body movements; attaches to bones or sometimes skin
produce collagen; carpal
provides structural support; ligaments
What is the location and function of the cardiac muscle tissue?
involuntary contraction; heart wall
voluntary contract; rbc
supports structure; heart wall
involuntary contraction; epiglottis
What is the location & function and smooth muscle tissue?
protect skin; walls of hollow internal organs
nothing
involuntary movements and motion; walls of hollow internal organs
involuntary movements and motion; blood vessels
What is cell body and nissl bodies?
serves as the neurons control center for responsible for sending, receiving, integrating; made of free ribosomes and Rough ER
neuron control center responsible for sending, receiving, integrating; cell body
receive nerve input and transfer it to the cell body; made of free ribosomes and Rough ER that synthesize protein
resists compression; made of free ribosomes and Rough ER
what are dendrites and axons?
surrounds cells; protects cell body
change shape; filtration
absorption; secretion
Dendrites bring information to the cell body and axons take information away from the cell body
