Phys Lab Exam 1

What type of tissue is simple squamous?

epithelial

What type of tissue is stratified squamous?

epithelial

What type of tissue is simple columnar?

epithelial

What type of tissue is simple cuboidal?

epithelial

What type of. tissue is pseudo stratified?

epithelial

What type of tissue is adipose?

connective

What type of tissue is areolar?

connective

What type of tissue is blood?

connective

What type of tissue is bone?

connective

What type a tissue is hyaline cartilage?

connective

What type of tissue is fibrocartilage?

connective

What type of tissue is elastic cartilage?

connective

What type of tissue skeletal muscle tissue?

muscle

What type of tissue is cardiac muscle?

muscle

What type of tissue is smooth muscle?

muscle

Where is simple squamous located?

kidney

What is simple cuboidal function?

absorption, secretion

Where. is simple columnar located?

GI tract

What is the function of simple columnar?

absorption, secretion

Where is pseudostratified located?

respiratory

What is the function of pseudo stratified?

mucous secretion

What is areolar location?

where blood vessels and nerves are found

What is adipose function?

storage of lipids/fats

What is hyaline cartilage location?

bone growth areas

What is hyaline cartilage function?

mitotic for bone growth

What is elastic cartilage location?

nose, ears

What is elastic cartilage function?

flexibility

What is fibrocartilage location?

between vertebrae

What is fibrocartilage function?

strength/support

What is bone function?

supports the body

What is blood function?

transportation of oxygen, nutrients, waste, etc…

What is function of nervous tissue?

nervous transmission

What is skeletal muscle location?

skeletal system

Where is cardiac muscle location?

heart

What is smooth muscle location?

digestive tract

What is smooth muscle function?

contraction