Types of tissue
Skin
Bones
Bones part 2
Direction terminology
100
What is the name of the tissue at the top?
Pseudostratified epithelium
100
The lowest Layer of the skin is known as the...
Dermis
100
What are the four different types of bones?
Long bones
Short bones
Irregular bones
Flat bones
100
Osteocytes are...
Mature bone cells
100
The skull is _____ to the thoracic cage?
Superior
200
Adipose is a type of ________ tissue.
Fill in the blank
Connective tissue
200
Which cells functions as a sensory receptor for the skin?
a. Melanocyte
b. Keratinocyte
c. Stem cell
d. Tactile cell
e. Dendritic cell
D. Tactile cell
200
The 4 different curvatures on the spine are...
Cervical, thoracic, lumbar and pelvic
200
Spongy bone is composed of______ while compact bone is composed of _______.
Trabeculae, ostons.
200
What plane is this?
Transverse plane
300
What is the name of a tissue that contain Intercalated disk?
Muscle Tissue
300
What classifies a burn as 2nd degree?
Burned off epidermis and some of the dermis
300
What is the name of the articulation which is classified as a depression in the bone?
What is an example?
A fossa
The mandibular fossa
300
The process of bone growing from connective tissue is called?
Intramembranous ossification
300
The Humerus is ______ to the ulna and radius
Proximal
400
What is the difference between Brown Fat and White Fat?
White fat- found in adults and is used as insulation and cushions organs.
Brown fat- Found in kids and is used for heat.
400
What is the difference between a Merocrine gland and a apocrine gland?
Merocrine glands- release sweat to cool body and secrete waste
Apocrine glands- Glands activated by puberty which release milky fatty substance and grow hair.
400
Give 2 examples of where you would find a styloid process from the structures we have learned.
Styloid process of temporal bone, Styloid process of ulna and/or Styloid process of radius
400
The functions of the skeletal system are?
Structural support
Movement
Protection
Mineral storage
Blood formation
400
:background_color(FFFFFF):format(jpeg)/images/article/en/midsagittal-section-of-the-brain/VBgNnafhO1fvy1GHiBOVA_Screen_Shot_2016-02-23_at_18.21.02.png){kind=logo}
What is the viewpoint we are looking at?
Mid-Sagittal viewpoint
500
Where would you find Simple squamous tissue?
Places where gas exchange occurs.
Ex. Heart, blood vessels and air sacs of the lungs
500
What kind of skin cancer would a person have if they found this?
Melanoma
500
Where are the two places sesamoid bones are formed?
The knee (Patella) and the thumb (tendon)
500
Interstitial growth is...
The bone grows in length
500
c) Dorsal/Ventral