Super Duper Fun Anatomy/Physiology Jeopardy!

Pass the Tissues

100

The only other connective tissue more rigid than dense connective tissue is this

Bone

200

We don't usually consider this a "tissue" but if you start bleeding you may remember its name

Blood

300

There are a few types of cartilidge, but the most common is this

Hyaline

400

You might say this tissue is likes to be "loose" and cover a lot of ground

Areolar

500

You find these cells in the nervous tissue, but they really only support the neurons

Neuroglia

Brains for the Membranes

100

This active transport process likes to use vesicle buds quite often. Actually, all the time.

Vesicular Transport

200

Whether its a white blood cell engulfing a bacteria, or a epidermal cell just having a drink of cytoplasmic fluid, both processes undergo this form of cytosis

Endocytosis

300

Vesicular transport is important for the movement of small molecules in or out of the cell; these processes are classified by these two names

Endocytosis and Exocytosis

400

This solute pump discussed in class transports which two ions across a plasma membrane

Sodium (Na+) and potassium (K+)

500

This name is categorized for cells when the water concentration between the inside and outside of the cell are equal

Isotonic

Divide and Conquer

100

Mitosis starts off strong with this phase

Prophase

200

Contrary to popular belief, mitosis does not split a cell into two. *This* step in the cell cycle does the trick

Cytokinesis

300

This mitotic phase is obsessed with organization

Anaphase

400

Once mitotis starts, we don't see this nucleus component until the very last phase

Nucleolus

500

The name of the acronym for the mitotic stages, according to Mr. Tierney

PMAT

Protein Power

100

The process of converting DNA into mRNA

Transcription

200

When ready to enter the ribosome, tRNA contains three nucleotides and this

Amino acid

300

You might say this type of nucleic acid is a "postman"

mRNA

400

Microtubules attach here on the chromosome during late prophase

Centromere

500

Centrioles make this web of proteins when cell division begins

Mitotic spindle (microtubules)

Pass the Tissues Again

100

Found in the intestinal tract, glands, and upper skin layer

Epithelium

200

You might say these tissues are "electric"

Nervous

300

This one contains osteocytes

Bone

400

This connective tissue is the second more rigid behind bone and can be found in your medial rib cage and outer ear

Cartilidge

500

This type of loose connective tissue is the most common of its class and found beneath the epithelial layer of the skin

Areolar tissue