Identification by Picture
This Tissue can be Described As:
- Single Layer
- Thinnest Barrier
- Flat Nucleus
- Spherical to Oval Nucleus
- Resembles Fishnets or Spider Webs
Simple Squamous Epithelium
The function of this tissue is to protect, insulate, and store fat
Adipose Connective Tissue
This tissue is located in the skin
Stratified Squamous
This Tissue can be Described As:
- Hard and Smooth
- External Layer
- Tough and Heavy
- Resembled a tree stump
Compact Bone
The function of this tissue is to support, protect, and provide a flexible framework
Elastic Cartilage
This tissue is located in the thyroid glands
Simple Cuboidal
This Tissue could be described as:
- Fat Cells
- Closely packed, spherical cells
- Nucleus pushed to the edge of the cells
- Resembles chicken wire
Adipose Connective Tissue
The function of this tissue is to defend the body against diseases
Blood
This tissue is located in the respiratory tract
Pseudostratified Ciliated Columnar Epithelium
This Tissue can Be Described As:
- Taller than they are wide
- Oval Nucleus
- Goblet Cells Secrete Mucin
- Have an external organelle to trap foreign particles
Pseudostratified Ciliated Columnar Epithelium
The function of this tissue is to bind body parts
Dense Regular Connective Tissue
This tissue is located in the spaces between organs
Areolar Connective Tissue
This Tissue can be Described As:
- Flattened Cells
- About 2-3 layers
- Epithelium cell to connective tissue
Distended Transitional Epithelium
The function of this tissue is to sustain tissue tension
Dense Irregular Connective Tissue
This tissue is located between boney parts of the spinal column