What are the 3 kinds of muscle tissue
Skeletal, smooth, cardiac
What are the main function of muscle tissues
to help the body move or for them to contract to help the body move.
Proper and specialized
What are the 3 things all connective tissue have in common?
1. all develop from mesenchyme
2. Varying degrees of vascularity
3. All have a matrix with ground substance (ECM for short)
What are the 2 types of cells found in connective tissue?
Fixed, and wandering
Which muscle tissue(s) is/are voluntary
Which muscle tissue(s) is/are unstriated?
Smooth
What are the two kinds of connective tissue proper?
Loose and dense
What are the kinds of connective tissue specialized?
Cartilage, bone, and blood
Which connective tissue proper has collagenous fibers in parallel stacks?
Regular
Which muscle tissue(s) is/are striated?
skeletal and cardiac
Which muscle tissue(s) is/are involuntary
cardiac, and smooth
What are the 3 kinds of loose connective tissue proper?
What are the 3 kinds of cartilage?
Hyaline, fibrocartilage, and elastic
Which connective tissue proper has collagenous fibers in anrandom interwoven arrangement?
irregular
What kind of muscle tissue is this?

Cardiac
What kind of muscle tissue is shown?

Skeletal
What are the 3 kinds of dense connective tissue proper?
Elastic, regular, irregular
Which connective tissue proper primarily stores fat?
adipose tissue
Which connective tissue proper is mainly packed with elastic fibers and allows organs to stretch?
elastic tissue
What kind of muscle tissue is this?

Smooth muscle
Describe the shape of each muscle tissue and their amount of nuclei?
Skeletal: long cylindrical, multiple nuclei
Smooth: spindle shaped, one nuclei
Cardiac: long branched cells with intercalated discs between them, 1 to 2 nuclei
What connective tissue proper makes up membranes of things like the spleen, and liver, and has thin collagenous fibers in a 3D network
Reticular
Which connective tissue proper binds skin to organs, fills spaces between muscles, and lies mostly beneath the epithelial?
Areolar
What are the line between cardiac muscle tissue cells called?
Intercalated discs