The 4 main tissue types
What is epithelial, connective, muscle and nerve?
Name the 3 shapes of epithelial tissue.
What is squamous, cuboidal, columnar?
Name 2 subtypes of connective tissue.
What are loose, dense and specialized?
The 3 types of muscle tissue.
smooth, striated (skeletal) and cardiac
Part of nerve tissues that are considered conducting cells.
What are neurons?
Group of cells with similar function.
What is tissue?
Lines the large intestine
What is Simple Columnar?
*Epithelial Tissue Question*
Mucous production is it's function.
What is simple columnar and pseudostratified?
Which muscle tissue is voluntary?
skeletal
Part of the neuron that contains the nucleus.
What is the cell body?
The study of tissues.
What is histology?
Name 1 function of epithelial tissue
1. Protects underlying tissues
2. Absorbs nutrients
3. Secretes hormones, mucous, enzymes
4. Excretes waste
Connective tissues that is found all throughout and the function is support.
What are bones and cartilage?
Located in the heart.
What is cardiac tissue?
Function: support and protection of neurons
What are glial cells?
Several layers of easily stretched cells.
Name of an arrangement classification that appears to be several layers but is not.
What is pseudostratified?
An example of a specialized connective tissue.
What is cartilage, bone, teeth, blood, lymphoid, reticuloendothelieal system or synovial?
Involuntary muscle tissues.
What are smooth and cardiac?
Part of the neuron that transmits impulse.
What are axons?
A single layer of flat cells.
What is simple squamous?
Several layers that are cube-shaped
What is stratified cuboidal?
Function:protection and insulation.
What is adipose/fat?
Smooth muscle tissue is involved in this.
Three things that are made up of nervous tissue.
What are the brain, spinal cord and nerves?