What is the tissue Type?
Where is it Located?
What is its function?
What is the notable structure?
MISC
10


Loose Areolar Connective Tissue 

10


ligaments 

10


Protects, Pads, stores fat (energy), and insulates

10

What Tissue type is this?

Dense Regular CT

20


Loose Adipose CT (deep)

20


Wall of Aorta

20


gives ability to stretch without tearing

20


Sinusoid- hold red blood cells


30


Mainly in hypodermis, but found throughout the body

30


easily move material up to epithelial

30

Name the three Tissues found here in order from superficial to deep:

1.) Keratinized stratified squamous ET

2.) Loose CT

3.) Dense Irregular CT

40


Dense irregular CT

40


Dermis of the skin

40


Wide collagen fibers, thinner elastic fibers, dark spots are nuclei of mast cells-immunity

40

Name the function of the three tissue types found here in order from superficial to deep:

1.) strength and waterproofing

2.) Binds skin to muscles and surrounds muscles/strength/flexibility

3.) provide strength and resistance to tearing

50


Loose Areolar Connective Tissue

50


Hypodermis mainly, but also found throughout the body

50


provide strength and resistance to tearing

50


densely packed collagen fibers, parallel to the long axis of the tendon or ligament

60


Dense Reticular CT

60


Wall of the Aorta

60


build organs-liver and spleen

60


Large "bubbles"- adipocytes- which store triglycerides in the hypodermis to make up adipose CT

60

What Tissue type is this?

Elastic CT

70


Dense Regular CT

70


Reticular region of the dermis

70


Protects, Pads, stores fat (energy), and insulates

70


epidermal parallel pegs, dermal papillae

70

What two tissue types can you see here from superficial to deep?

1.) Adipose Tissue

2.) elastic CT

80


tendons

80


easily move material up to epithelial

80

What two Tissues can you see here from superficial to Deep?

1.) keratinized stratified squamous ET

2.) Loose CT

90


Dense Irregular CT

90


Wall of the aorta

90


return to its original length after stretching

90


 the lumen of the aorta

100


Loose Adipose CT

100

Dermis of the Skin

100


gives ability to stretch without tearing

100

What Tissue type is this?

Elastic CT

110


Dense Regular CT

110


Papillary region of dermis, around blood vessels and nerves

110


return to its original length after stretching

110

What part of the dermis is adipose located in?

Hypodermis

120


Dense irregular CT

120


ligaments 

120


return to its original length after stretching

120


Wide collagen fibers, thinner elastic fibers, dark spots are nuclei of mast cells-immunity

120

Which part of the dermis is the two Tissues located in?

1.) keratinized stratified squamous located in the epidermis

2.) Loose CT located in the dermis

130


Papillary region of dermis, around blood vessels and nerves

130


gives ability to stretch without tearing

140


Elastic CT

140


Liver, Spleen, Lymph nodes, Thymus, Bone Marrow

This particular slide is the spleen

140


Gives strength in multi-direction

140


densely packed collagen fibers, parallel to the long axis of the tendon or ligament

140

What two tissue types can you see here from superficial to deep?

1.) Dense irregular CT

2.) Adipose CT