EPITHELIAL
MUSCLE
NERVOUS
CONNECTIVE
CONNECTIVE 2
WILD CARD!!
100
True or False: The apical surface of epithelial tissue is attached to the underlying tissue and faces inward toward the organ it's covering
What is false?
Bonus Point: What is the structure that matches this description?
100
Describe the function of all muscle tissues
What is causing all body movement?
100
This makes up the Peripheral Nervous System
nerves
100
One of the following statements about connective tissue is not a function of connective tissue. Identify the incorrect statement.
Connective tissue helps with binding & supporting
Connective tissue helps with insulation
Connective tissue helps with sending and receiving messages
Connective tissue helps with storing fuel
Connective tissue helps with transporting substances
What is connective tissue helps with sending and receiving messages?
Bonus Point: What tissue helps with sending and receiving messages?
100
These are the four classes of connective tissue
What is Connective Tissue Proper, Blood, Bone, and Cartilage?
100
This is Ms. Bristol's favorite color
What is Green?
200
These 2 criteria are used to classify Epithelial Tissue?
What are Arrangement (layers) & Shape
200
Label the muscle tissue
Top Left: Muscle
Top Right: Muscle fiber
Bottom: Fascicle
200
This makes up the CNS (central nervous system)
What is brain and spinal cord
200
This connective tissue supports, protects and stores calcium
What is bone tissue
200
State the difference between loose and dense connective tissue
What is loose connective tissue has many spaces in between the matrix and dense tissue has few spaces between the matrix?
200
This means the study of tissues
What is Histology
300
This type of epithelium tissue provides protection against abrasion and makes up the epidermis and the inside of the mouth?
What is Stratified Squamous
300
This type of muscle makes up many organs (like the stomach) and it's tissue has no striations and is uninucleated
What is smooth muscle?
300
This nerve tissue has a long life span and transmits and regulate impulses throughout the body
What is the neuron
300
The most widely distributed connective tissue that cushions and wraps around organs.
What is areolar tissue?
300
Blood is different from all other types of connective tissue. Explain why?
What is it doesn't not physically connect anything and it is the only liquid connective tissue?
300
Describe the difference between anatomy and physiology and why we study both.
Anatomy: Study of structure
Physiology: Study of function
Structure tells us function
400
This epithelium tissue appears to be stratified, but is not, and is ciliated to propel mucus away
What is Pseudostratified columnar
400
A new drug has been developed that impairs the contraction of skeletal muscle. Describe the impact it would have on the body.
What is inability to complete voluntary movement?
400
This nerve tissue cell fills the spaces between the neurons and supports them
What is the glial cell
400
Extracellular matrix (connective tissue) is made up of these 2 main things
What are Fibers (reticular, collagen, elastic) and ground substance
400
This types has the following characteristics: strong and very flexible, located in the epiglottis and external ear, and it's matrix contains many elastic fibers
What is elastic cartilage
400
Put the following words in order from smallest to largest: organ, organ system, organism, cell, tissue
cell, tissue, organ, organ system, organism
500
The function of this epithelium tissue allows rapid diffusion of materials and makes up the lining of blood vessels and air sacs of the lungs
What is the function of simple squamous
500
This ion causes muscle tissue to contract and relax
What is electrical impulses
500
You realize that some of your patient’s sensory neurons are breaking down. What is your concern?
That they will loose their ability to feel things and process sense information
500
This connective tissue characteristics include: being firm & flexible, Located in the cartilage that connects the ribs to the sternum, it's the most common type of cartilage in the human body, and it's matrix contains many collagen fibers with has a glassy appearance
What is hyaline cartilage?
500
If a person is underweight and has low body fat, what are 3 deficits they will have?
They will lack energy because adipose stores fuel for our bodies to use, they will struggle to regulate temperature because adipose insulates and traps our body heat, and they are more likely to be injured as adipose cushions our vital organs.
500
This tissue is found only in the bladder. It allows stretching because the cells can change shape
What is transitional epithelium
600
This epithelium tissue is found on the walls of glands and makes up the kidney ducts
What is simple cuboidal
600
Describe the structure of cardiac tissue
What is centrally located nucleus, striations, and is highly branched and interconnected
600
This is the name of the long spindly sections on the neurons that connect them to other neurons.
What is a dendrite
600
Identify the type of blood cells and their functions
Thrombocytes/Platelets: Helps with blood clotting
Erythrocytes/Red blood cells: Transports substances to and from organs and tissues
Leukocytes/White Blood cells: Fight infection
600
Why are connective tissues grouped together?
Reason #1: They all have mesenchyme (an embryonic tissue)
Reason #2: They have varying degrees of vascularity (some are vascular, some are avascular)
c. Reason #3: All CT types have a matrix (an extracellular substance that surrounds the cells)
600
This main tissue type is avascular
What is cartilage