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which type of tissue covers external body surfaces (e.g. skin)

epithelial tissue

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which type of tissue lines internal cavities and organs

epithelial

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which type of tissue forms glands

epithelial

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endothelium

specialized epithelium

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what lines the heart and blood vessels?

endothelium

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which type of tissue has tightly packed cells?

epithelial

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avascularity

no blood vessels

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which type of tissue has avascularity (no blood vessels)

epithelial

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which type of tissue has a high cell division rate

epithelial

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<p>what <strong>shape</strong> of epithelial tissue does this image display?</p>

what shape of epithelial tissue does this image display?

squamous

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<p>what <strong>shape</strong> of epithelial tissue does this image display?</p>

what shape of epithelial tissue does this image display?

cuboidal

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<p>what <strong>shape</strong> of epithelial tissue does this image display?</p>

what shape of epithelial tissue does this image display?

columnar

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simple cell layer

one-layer

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what type of layer involves all cells touching basement membrane

simple

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stratified

multiple layers

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what type of layer involves only basal layer touching basement membrane

stratified

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what type of cell layer appears to be layered but isn’t

pseudostratified

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how many layers is pseudostratified?

one layer

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which cell shape has central nuclei

cuboidal

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which cell shape has the nuclei at the bottom

columnar

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which cell layers shape varies by stretch

transitional

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what is the function of simple cuboidal epithelia

secretion and absorption

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which epithelia includes endothelium (vessels) and mesothelium (serous membranes)?

simple squamous

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simple columnar

ciliated forms in fallopian tubes

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physical protection

epithelial

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selective permeability

epithelial

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secretion (production and release enzymes, mucus, hormones)

epithelium

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sensation (detect pressure pain, temp.)

epithelium

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which tissue includes all 3 layers

epithelial

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which layer includes nervous tissue

ectoderm

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which layer includes muscle tissue

mesoderm

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which type of epithelial tissue involves diffusion, filtration, and lubrication

simple squamous

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which type of epithelial tissue involves secretion and absorption

simple cuboidal

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what is the main function of pseudo-stratified columnar epithelial tissue

secretes and moves mucus

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which type of epithelial tissue involves absorption; secretion of mucus and enzymes

simple columnar

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stratified squamous main function

protection against abrasion

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stratified cuboidal main function

secretion

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what is the main function of stratified columnar

secretion and protection

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which epithelial tissue type allows stretch and recoil?

transitional

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what is the most common type of epithelial tissue

stratified squamous

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keratinized stratified squamous

epidermis of skin

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non-keratinized stratified squamous

oral cavity, vagina

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what does connective tissue do

bind and support body structure

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what does connective tissue provide

protection, storage, integration

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matrix

ground substance + protein fibers (diff. types)

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what connects tissues to form organs

connective tissue

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which type of tissue is composed of different cell types dispersed in a matrix

connective tissue

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which type of tissue includes scattered cells

connective tissue

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what are the three main types of connective tissue

proper, supportive, fluid

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what does the proper connective tissue consist of

loose and dense

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what does the supportive connective tissue consist of

bone and cartilage

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what does the fluid connective tissue consist of

blood and lymph

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what are the different types of loose proper connective tissue

adipose, areolar, reticular

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what are the different types of dense proper connective tissue

regular, irregular, elastic

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what does loose proper connective tissue do

absorbs shock, binds tissues, allows for nutrient diffusion

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what is considered universal packing material and also supports organs

areolar

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what stores fat, insulates, and cushions

adipose

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reticular

supportive mesh in soft organs

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<p>which type of connective tissue is this?</p>

which type of connective tissue is this?

areolar

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<p>which type of connective tissue is this?</p>

which type of connective tissue is this?

adipose

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<p>which type of connective tissue is this?</p>

which type of connective tissue is this?

reticular

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<p>which type of connective tissue is this?</p>

which type of connective tissue is this?

dense regular

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<p>which type of connective tissue is this?</p>

which type of connective tissue is this?

dense irregular

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<p>which type of connective tissue is this?</p>

which type of connective tissue is this?

dense elastic

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what are the two types of supportive connective tissue?

cartilage and bone

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which type of connective tissue includes chondrocytes in lacunae

cartilage

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what type of cartilage supports the joints

hyaline

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<p>what type of cartilage is this?</p>

what type of cartilage is this?

hyaline

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<p>what type of cartilage is this?</p>

what type of cartilage is this?

fibrocartilage

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<p>what type of cartilage is this?</p>

what type of cartilage is this?

elastic

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compact bone

strong, dense, concentric structure

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<p>what type of connective tissue is this?</p>

what type of connective tissue is this?

compact bone

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<p>what type of connective tissue is this?</p>

what type of connective tissue is this?

spongy bone

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what type of connective tissue is light, porous, and contains marrow

spongy (cancellous)

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highly vascularized

faster healing

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<p>which type of connective tissue is shown</p>

which type of connective tissue is shown

blood

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what is blood’s main function

transport, immune response, clotting

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what is lymph’s main function

transport fat from intestine, return fluid to bloodstream

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<p>which type of connective tissue is this?</p>

which type of connective tissue is this?

lymph

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what are the three types of muscle tissue

skeletal, smooth, cardiac

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which of the three muscle cells is the only voluntary one

skeletal

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excitability

responds to stimuli

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contractability

shorts to produce force

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extensibility

can be stretched

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elasticity

returns to resting length after stretching

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<p>what type of tissue is this?</p>

what type of tissue is this?

smooth muscle

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<p>what type of tissue is this?</p>

what type of tissue is this?

skeletal muscle

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<p>what type of tissue is this?</p>

what type of tissue is this?

cardiac muscle

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which tissue involves communication via nerve impulses

nervous tissue

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neurons

send signals

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neuroglia

supports and protects neurons

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<p>what type of tissue is this?</p>

what type of tissue is this?

nervous

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fibroblasts/fibrocytes

build and maintain matrix

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adipocytes

store fat

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mesenchymal cells

mobile stem cells for repair

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osteocytes

in lacunae of bones

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chondrocytes

in lacunae of cartilage matrix

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macrophages

engulf debris and pathogens

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mast cells

release inflammatory chemicals

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lymphocytes & plasma cells

produce immune responses