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WorksheetsHistology Lab Practical (Multiple Choice)
Total questions: 113
Worksheet time: 57mins
Name the entire tissue
Dense Connective Tissue
Bone (Osseous tissue)
Osteon
Connective Tissue
Name the structure represented by #1
Extracellular Matrix
Bone (Osseous tissue)
Osteon
Connective Tissue
Name the structure represented by #2
Volkmann’s Canal
Haversian Canal
Osteon
Osteocyte
Name the structure represented by #3
Lacuna with osteocytes found inside
Osteoblasts
Osteon
Canaliculi
Name the structure represented by #4
(a)
the circular target-like structure is called a(n)
Extracellular Matrix
Bone (Osseous tissue)
Osteon
Connective Tissue
What is the structure represented by #6
epithelium
trachea
lumen
serosa
Name the organ
epithelium
trachea
lumen
serosa
Name the structure represented by #4
simple columnar epithelium
cilia
lumen
serosa
Name the structure represented by #3
simple columnar epithelium
cilia
lumen
goblet cell
Name the structure represented by #2
simple columnar epithelium
cilia
lumen
basement membrane
Name the structure represented by #1
submucosa
lamina propria
lumen
basement membrane
What tissue is represented by #5 (be specific)
stratified squamous epithelium
stratified columnar epithelium
simple cuboidal epithelium
pseudostratified columnar epithelium
What major tissue type is this?
Connective
Epithelium
Nervous
Muscle
Name the entire tissue. Be specific
Perichondrium
Chondrocytes
Hyaline Cartilage
Fibrocartilage
What structure is represented by #2
Lacuna
Background substance
Cartilage
Matrix
What structure is represented by #1
Chondrocyte
Lacuna
Cartilage
Matrix
What structure is represented by #3
Chondrocyte
Lacuna
Cartilage
Matrix
This epithelium has ____ layers, therefore it is _______ skin
4 , keratinized
4 , thin
5 , thick
5 , stratified
Layer A is the
stratum basale
stratum lucidum
stratum corneum
stratum granulosum
stratum spinosum
Layer B is the
(only found in thick skin)
stratum basale
stratum lucidum
stratum corneum
stratum granulosum
stratum spinosum
Layer C is the
stratum basale
stratum lucidum
stratum corneum
stratum granulosum
stratum spinosum
Layer D is the
stratum basale
stratum lucidum
stratum corneum
stratum granulosum
stratum spinosum
Layer E is the
stratum basale
stratum lucidum
stratum corneum
stratum granulosum
stratum spinosum
Name the region represented by #4
basement membrane
dermis
epidermis
lamina propria
Name the structure represented by #1
basement membrane
papillaries
dermal papilla
lamina propria
Name the structure represented by #2
basement membrane
papillaries
dermal papilla
lamina propria
Name the region represented by #3
basement membrane
papillaries
dermis
lamina propria
What is region #3 composed of?
epithelium
mesenchymal cells
collagen
goblet cells
Which stage of mitosis is shown in A
Cytokinesis
Metaphase
Anaphase (Late)
Telophase
Which stage of mitosis is shown in B
Cytokinesis
Metaphase
Anaphase (Late)
Telophase
Telophase visibly differs from Anaphase in that the divisional line of the two cells is more pronounced
True
False
The dividing line between two cells as they split is called the:
Cleavage Furrow
Cell Divider
Cytokinetic Line
Cytokinesis
During the stages shown in the picture (A and B), what is the genetic material called?
sister cells
chromatids
chromosomes
chromatin
What structure is represented by #2?
sister cells
chromatids
spindle fibers
telomeres
The stage of mitosis represented by #1 is
prophase
telophase
interphase
metaphase
The stage of mitosis represented by #2 is
prophase
telophase
interphase
metaphase
During the stage of mitosis represented by #2, the genetic material is called
daughter cells
chromotins
chromotids
chromosomes
During the stage of mitosis represented by #1, the genetic material is called
daughter cells
chromotins
chromotids
chromosomes
The stage of mitosis represented by #3 is
interphase
mitosis
metaphase
prophase
Name the organ
blood vessel
ureter
small intestine
jujenum
What tissue is found surrounding the lumen?
ciliated columnar epithelium
simple cuboidal epithelium
pseudostratified columnar epithelium
stratified transitional epithelium
Name the structure represented by #3
stratified transitional epithelium
connective tissue
basement membrane
stratum basale
The lumen is the midline. What is the tissue lateral to structure #3?
mucosa
smooth muscle
lamina propria
stratum basale
What tissue is represented by #2? (be specific)
matrix
areolar
adipose
dense connective
What region is represented by #1?
epithelium
dermis
epidermis
mucosa
What region is represented by #2?
epithelium
dermis
epidermis
mucosa
What structure is represented by #3?
sebaceous gland
hair follicle
erector pilli
sweat pore
What structure is represented by #4?
sebaceous gland
suderiferous gland
erector pilli
sweat pore
What substance does #4 produce?
hormones
NaCl
sebum
sweat
The area of the body this is most likely representing is
face
scalp
arms
chest
The organ is the ureter. #3 represents what general region?
mucosa
submucosa
smooth muscle
dermis
Layer A is the
dermis
epidermis
hypodermis
Layer B is the
dermis
epidermis
hypodermis
Layer C is the
dermis
epidermis
hypodermis
The structure represented by #4 is a(n)
sweat pore
sebaceous gland
sudoriferous gland
arrector pilli
The structure represented by #5 is a(n)
sweat pore
sebaceous gland
sudoriferous gland
arrector pilli
The structure represented by #6 is a(n)
hair follicle
sebaceous gland
sudoriferous gland
arrector pilli
The structure represented by #7 is a(n)
hair follicle
sebaceous gland
sudoriferous gland
arrector pilli
Name the organ
blood vessel
ureter
kidney
small intestine
Name the type of tissue.
simple cuboidal epithelium
muscularis
connective
epithelium
Name the organ
blood vessel
ureter
kidney
small intestine
What structure is represented by #3?
blood vessel wall
serosa
basement membrane
lateral surface
What structure is represented by #1?
blood vessel wall
serosa
basement membrane
lateral surface
What structure is represented by #2?
blood vessel wall
serosa
basement membrane
lumen
Name the organ
heart
small intestine
kidney
ureter
Identify the structure/region represented by #1
villi
serosa
lumen
muscularis
Identify the structure represented by #2
villi
serosa
lumen
cilia
What is the main function of #2
secretion
increase absorption
cushion
support
Name the organ
tongue
liver
kidney
intestine
What is the region #3 called
serosa
muscularis
mucosa
submucosa
What is the region #4 called
serosa
muscularis
mucosa
submucosa
What is the region #5 called
serosa
muscularis
mucosa
submucosa
What is the region #6 called
serosa
muscularis
mucosa
submucosa
What is the structure represented by B?
goblet cell
globule
gland
epithelium
What main type of tissue is A pointing to?
pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelium
stratified columnar epithelium
simple squamous epithelium
simple columnar epithelium
Name the organ
epidermis
kidney
small intestine
tongue
What is the main type of tissue found on the surface?
simple squamous
stratified squamous epithelium
connective tissue proper
muscle
Is it keratinized?
not sure
yes
no
Which layer(s)/region(s) make up the mucosa?
2 & 3
1
1, 2, & 3
No mucosa found here
The structure represented by #2 is the
lamina propria
stratum basale
basement membrane
stratum lucidum
What region is represented by #3
lamina propria
stratum basale
basement membrane
stratum lucidum
What tissue is represented by #3
areolar loose connective tissue proper
skeletal muscle
basement membrane
stratum lucidum
What tissue is this? (Remember to be specific)
blood
fluid connective tissue
plasma
lymph fluid
What TYPE of tissue is this? (Remember to be specific)
blood
fluid connective tissue
plasma
lymph fluid
What structure is represented by #1
platelet
leukocyte
erythrocyte
plasma
What structure is represented by #1
platelet
leukocyte
erythrocyte
plasma
What structure is represented by #2
platelet
leukocyte
erythrocyte
plasma
What structure is represented by #3
platelet
leukocyte
erythrocyte
plasma
What structure is represented by #4
platelet
leukocyte
erythrocyte
plasma
What happens to RBC’s in a hypotonic solution?
Crenation - they lose water, shrivel, become distorted. Appear as shriveled raisins under a microscope
Cytolysis - they take in water, swell, and burst. Appear as broken fragments under a microscope
Nothing - they are in a state of osmotic balance. Appear regular in size and shape.
Their DNA begins to mutate.
What happens to RBC’s in a hypertonic solution?
Crenation - they lose water, shrivel, become distorted. Cells will be seen smaller than normal and like small raisins
Cytolysis - they take in water, swell, and burst. Only small fragments will be seen under a microscope
Nothing - they are in a state of osmotic balance. They appear regular in size and shape under a microscope.
Their DNA begins to mutate which can spread cancer throughout the body.
What happens to RBC’s in an isotonic solution?
Crenation - they lose water, shrivel, become distorted. Cells will be seen smaller than normal and like small raisins
Cytolysis - they take in water, swell, and burst. Only small fragments will be seen under a microscope
Nothing - they are in a state of osmotic balance. They appear regular in size and shape under a microscope.
Their DNA begins to mutate which can spread cancer throughout the body.
Look closely. What structure is represented by #1?
Cell Membrane
Lipid Droplet
Nucleus
Cytoplasm
Look closely. What structure is represented by #2?
Cell Membrane
Lipid Droplet
Nucleus
Cytoplasm
Look closely. What structure is represented by #3?
Cell Membrane
Lipid Droplet
Nucleus
Cytoplasm
#4 What is the name of these cells?
Adipocyte
Lipid Droplet
Adipose
Cytoplasm
The structure represented by #1
Neuron
Axon
Cell Body
Dendrite
The structure represented by #5
Neuron
Axon
Neuroglia (Glial Cells)
Dendrite
What tissue is this
Neuron
Axon
Neuroglia (Glial Cells)
Nervous
Identify the structure represented by $4
Neuron
Axon
Neuroglia (Glial Cells)
Dendrite
Identify the structure represented by #2
Neuron
Axon
Neuroglia (Glial Cells)
Dendrite
T/F #1 is skeletal muscle
False
True
Which one is cardiac muscle tissue?
2
1
Which one is skeletal muscle tissue?
2
1
What tissue is this? Be specific.
Osseus Tissue
Nervous
Muscle
Smooth Muscle
What tissue is this?
Smooth Muscle
Dense Regular Connective Tissue
Cardiac Muscle
Skeletal Muscle
Identify the structure represented by #1
fibers
striations
intercalated discs
nucleus
Identify the structure represented by #2. Is this tissue uninucleated or multinucleated? Is is voluntary?
nucleus, multinucleated/yes
neuron, uninucleated/no
nucleus/ multinucleated/yes
cytoplasm/ uninucleated/yes
What tissue is this?
smooth muscle
dense regular connective tissue proper
cardiac muscle
skeletal muscle
What structure is represented by #2
intercalated discs
fiber branches
striations
skeletal muscle
What structure is represented by #3
intercalated discs
fiber branches
striations
skeletal muscle
Is this tissue uninucleated? Is this tissue under voluntary control?
no, no
yes, no
yes, yes
no, yes
