WorksheetsHistiology Honors Unit Test
Total questions: 42
Worksheet time: 33mins
What are the four major tissues
Blood
Epithelial
Connective
Nervous
Muscle
Define a tissue
a collection of different cells that make up a structure
a collection of multiple cells that are similar or the same that work together
paper to blow your nose
a collection of multiple cells that work together for a common goal
Select the general characteristics of epithelial tissue
good blood flow
cover and lines the body
tightly packed
always has an exposed surface
when tissue is stratified it means it has
more than one layer
one thin layer
what does it mean when tissue is simple
it only has one color cell
it only has one layer
it is easy to find under a microscope
what is not a general function of epithelial tissue
protection
secretion and absorption
excretion
holding parts of the body together
simple squamous is best for diffusion because it is
(a)
where is stratified squamous found
(a)
what does simple squamous line
oral cavity and esophagus
kidney and bladder
trachea and esophagus
Keratinization is when the outer layer of stratified squamous hardens and dies which creates a tough covering that prevents water loss and prevents unwanted chemicals and bacteria from entering.
false
true
what do goblet cells do
(a)
what does cilia help
breaks down fat
move things along
eats fat
absorbs nutrients
where is microvilli found
large intestine
pancreas
small intestine
kidney tubing
what lines the female reproductive tubes
ciliated simple squamous
ciliated stratified columnar
ciliated simple columnar
ciliated stratified squamous
Pseudostratified Columnar Epithelium cells appear layered because their nuclei are at 2 or more levels in the row of cells.
true
false
why are cilia found in the respiratory tubes
to move air
to sweep out debris
to improve air quality
to keep the tubes healthy
goblet cells secrete mucus that traps dirt and dust particles which cilia sweep out.
true
false
why is transitional epithelial best suited for the bladder
it expands and returns to normal
it's waterproof
it expands
it transitions into other shapes
name this part of bone tissue
(a)
what part of bone tissue is this?
(a)
what part of bone tissue is this?
(a)
whats this
(a)
which description fits fibroblast
most common cell type, and is a large star-shaped cell that secretes fibers.
function as scavenger cells and defend against infection.
macrophage cells...
fight infection
carry air through the bloodstream
create bacteria
collagenous fibers are made of a protein called (a) , and add strength for holding body parts together.
elastic fibers are made of a protein called (a) , are stretchy and add flexibility to certain types of connective tissues.
name a connective tissue( cartilage is a connective tissue but not included in the options)
(a)
what does adipose tissue do
(a)
label the adipose tissue
(a)
label the adipose tissue
(a)
label the adipose tissue
(a)
where is dense fibrous tissue found
(a)
how many types of cartilages are there
2
3
6
4
what are the different cartilages
(a)
pay attention to this for a minute
hit this one when you're done
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muscle tissues
smooth
dense
skeletal
cardiac
skeletal muscles tissue is...
involuntary
voluntary
found in the walls of internal organs, and in the digestive tract, blood vessels, and urinary bladder. (is involuntary)
skeletal muscle tissue
dense muscle tissue
loose muscle tissue
smooth muscle tissue
which tissue is only found in the heart
(a)
which tissue is found in the brain, spinal cord, and nerves.
(a)
(a) , or nerve cells, conduct nervous impulses.
helper cells, or (a) , support and nourish the neurons.
