What type of tissue is this image of?

What type of tissue is this image of?

What type of tissue is this image of?

What type of tissue is this image of?

What type of tissue is this image of?

What type of tissue is this image of?

What type of tissue is this image of?

What type of tissue is this image of?

What type of tissue is this image of?

What type of tissue is this image of?

What tissue is found under epithelial tissues and around organs:

What tissue is found in lymph nodes, spleen, and bone marrow

What tissue is found under skin, around the kidneys and heart

What tissue is found within tendons and ligaments

What tissue is found in the dermis, in fibrous coverings that surround organs and joints.

What tissue is found in the walls of arteries, ligaments connecting vertebrae, and lungs

What tissue is found in articular cartilage at ends of bones, tip of nose, costal cartilage of the ribs, and trachea

What tissue is found in the external ear, & epiglottis

What tissue is found in the intervertebral discs cartilage of the knee

What tissue is found within blood vessels:

What tissue is found in compact and spongy bone.

Description: most common type of CT in the body. Loose CT that serves as packing material: has all 3 fibers

Description: Loose CY that forms a soft skeleton which supports other cells. Has only reticular fibers.

Description: Loose CT that is made of tightly pack fat cells: serves as energy reserves, insulation and cushioning.

Description: Dense CT that has closely packed, parallel collagen fibers, strong when lulled in one direction.

Description: Dense CT that has randomly arranged collagen fibers, strong when pulled in many directions.

Description: Dense CT that has a high number of elastic fibers: allows tissue to bounce back after stretching.

Description: Cartilage that is the most common type in the body, has many collagen fibers (firm!) in the matrix and appears glassy.

Description: cartilage that contains many elastic fibers and is very flexible

Description: cartilage that contains rows of think collagen fibers, allowing it to resist compression and tension.

Description: The only liquid body tissue: has matrix know as plasma with no fibers within.

Description: also known as osseous tissue: rigid matrix due to abundant collagen fibers and calcium salts.