Embryology
Vocabulary
Connective and Cartliaginous Tissues
Bone
Blood
100
The lining of the uterus that is built up and shed each month.

What is the endometrium

100

Soma

What is Body

100
Goblet cells create this

What is mucus

100

The two things that make up the matrix

What are ground substance and specialized cells

100

The protein fibers floating around blood

What is fibrin

200
The location of the first few days of fetal development.

What are the fallopian tubes

200
Edema

What is swelling

200

All epithelial tissue is built upon this

What is basement membrane

200

What yellow marrow produces

What is new bone tissue

200

Thrombocytes are more commonly known as this

What are platelets

300

The condition arising from the neural tube failing to close fully.

What is Spina Bifida

300

Connect muscle to bone

What are tendons

300

Cells too full of the protein keratin to still be alive

What is keratinized
300

True or False: Macrophages are a type of granulocyte

What is False
300

The process by which your body tries to stop bleeding

What is hemostasis

400

The "garbage bag" of the fetus until kidneys and other waste management organs are formed.

What is the allantois

400

The individual unit of bone tissue

What is an osteon

400

Messages sent from one cell to another

What are cytokines
400

The type of connective tissue often found at the end of long bones 

What is hyaline cartilage

400

The Vitamin critical to the clotting cascade that Warfarin blocks

What is Vitamin K

500

The Morula derives its name from the Greek work for this.

What is Berry or Mulberry

500

"Leuco" is the Greek word for this

What is "white"

500

True or False: Cartilagious tissues have no nerves or capillaries

What is true

500
This happens in spongy bone (red marrow)

What is red blood cells are produced

500

The common name for a fibrin fabric that has gotten large enough for us to see

What is a scab

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