The Four Types of Tissues
Epithelial Tissue
Connective Tissue
Muscle/Nervous Tissue
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100

Name the four types of tissues.

Epithelial, Connective, Muscle, and Nervous Tissue.

100

What is the major function of epithelial tissue?

PROTECTION, Absorption, Secretion.

100

Cells are in a SOLID matrix, most rigid of all the tissues, supports body structures, attached to muscles

Bone (C.T.)

100

Striated, BRANCHED cells, with a single nucleus found ONLY in the heart

Cardiac M.T.

100

Histology is the study of what?

Tissues

200

The basement membrane is located where?

Between the epithelial and connective tissues.

200

Single layer of cube-shaped cells, that plays a role in secretion and absorption, lines the thyroid gland and covers the ovaries. 

Simple cuboidal

200

Cells in a SOLID-GEL matrix, rigid, provides support, lacks a direct blood supply so healing is slow, found at the ends of bones and in your nose

Hyaline Cartilage 

200

Long, striated cells with many nuclei, attached to bones, controlled by CONSCIOUS/VOLUNTARY effort

Skeletal M.T.

200

This type of tissue has had its looks compared to a tree trunk

Bone (C.T.)

300

DAILY DOUBLE: Which type of tissue is in CONTROL of all of the other types of tissue? *Not on test

Nervous Tissue
300

This tissue is made up of many layers of cells, tissues are THICK, cells near the surface are flattened the most.  Found in the outer layer of skin. 

Stratified Squamous E.T.

300

Cells are in a FLUID-GEL matrix, AKA FAT, lies beneath the skin where it cushions joints, insulates, and stores energy. 

Adipose C.T.  (FAT)

300

Cells have cytoplasmic extensions, found in the brain and spinal cord and can sense changes in its surroundings and respond

Nervous tissue 

300

This type of tissue has been compared to looking like cobblestone or bubbles

Adipose (C.T.)

400

What are tissues?

A group of cells working together to perform a certain function

400

Single layer of elongated cells, with nuclei near the basement membrane, can be ciliated or non-ciliated, secretes digestive fluids, and absorbs nutrients from digested foods.

Simple Columnar E.T.

400

Cells are in a FLUID matrix, Consists of RBCs/WBCs/Platelets/Plasma, transports gases and fights infections

Blood

400

Short, spindle-shaped cells with a central nucleus,  controlled involuntarily, comprises the walls of hollow internal organs including blood vessels. It is found in the stomach and intestines.

Smooth M.T.

400

Under the microscope, this type of tissue has had its looks compared to Bamboo or sugar cane. 

Skeletal M.T. 

500

Divide your board into four squares Draw ONE tissue from each of the 4 types of tissue. Make sure to identify each by name.

Answers will vary

500

Single layer of thin flattened cells, lines the air sacs of the lungs, functions in diffusion and osmosis

Simple Squamous E.T.

500

Cells in a FLUID-GEL matrix, Strong, can withstand pulling forces, binds body parts together, make-up tendons and ligaments. 

Dense C.T.

500

Two of the three types of muscle tissue have a "striped" appearance.  What is the technical term for these stripes?

Striations

500

When viewed from the side, this tissue's looks can be compared to a pancake

Simple Squamous E.T.

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