Muscle
branched cells, striated, disks, found only in the heart
Cardiac
This tissue lines, the inside of blood vessels
Simple squamous epithelium
The ears
Elastic cartilage
This tissue forms, the brain and spinal cord, it uses electrochemical signals, it functions to communicate, and is the major controlling system in the body
Nervous tissue
You look into a microscope: you see a flat thin layer of cells attached directly to a membrane what type of tissue is this?
Simple squamous epithelium
Moves bones, striated, voluntary, long thin fibers, multinucleated
Skeletal muscle
This tissue allows the bladder to stretch
Transitional epithelium
Disc between vertebrae and the pubis
Fibrous cartilage
This tissue allows, you to move of limbs and organs within the body. It's function is to contract because Its cells can shorten to exert force.
Muscle tissue
You look into a microscope: you see a thick layer of rectangular cells the apical surface of the cell has Celia and the basil surface is attached directly to a membrane. What tissue are you looking at?
Simple columnar epithelium
Found in the walls of the intestine, urinary bladder, blood vessels, spindle shaped, non-striated, involuntary
Smooth muscle
This tissue lines the small intestine
Simple columnar epithelium
clear and glossy. Covers the end of bones, the end of the ribs, is found in the nose, larynx, and trachea
Hyaline cartilage
This tissue forms membranes and glands. It's purpose is to protect and line organs and body cavities. It also works to absorb and secrete substances.
Epithelium
You look into a microscope: you see a tissue full of collagen fibers interspersed with Rows of clear cells sitting in an extracellular matrix inside of little bubbles.
What is fibrocartilage?
The two types of muscle that are striated
Skeletal and cardiac muscle
This type of tissue covers the body, lines the mouth and lines the esophagus
Stratified squamous epithelium
The most abundant type of cartilage in the body
Hyaline Cartilage
This tissue is internally located. It has a large amount of intercellular matrix and supports and cushions organs.
Connective tissue
You look into a microscope: you see a tissue that is full of collagen, fibers, densely, packed, and all facing the same direction. What issue are you looking at?
Dense regular connective tissue
The two types of muscle that are involuntary
Smooth and cardiac muscle
Muscle tissue found in blood wall vessels and gut walls and glands
Smooth involuntary muscle
You look in a microscope, you see a tissue has a large amount of clear extracellular matrix. the cells are spaced far apart and look like they're sitting inside little bubbles. What type of cartilage is this?
Hyaline cartilage
These tissues are liquids. Their function is too transport nutrients, hormones, and act as coolants. they also function as a part of the bodies immune responses.
Blood and lymph
You look into a microscope: you see cells with long thin arms sitting inside of what looks like little canals. The little canals seem to link up with each other and form circles. What tissue are you looking at?
Bone