Epithelial Tissue
Connective Tissue
Muscle & Nervous Tissue
Membranes
Tissue Repair & Cancer
100

This epithelial classification term means one layer of cells.

What is simple?

100

The three components of connective tissue are cells, fibers, and this.

What is the extracellular matrix?

100

This muscle type is voluntary and attached to bones.

What is skeletal muscle?

100

The membrane that makes up the skin.

What is the cutaneous membrane?

100

The first step in tissue repair where capillaries become leaky.

What is inflammation? 

200

This shape of epithelial cell is flat and found in capillaries and alveoli.

What is squamous?

200

This loose connective tissue acts as packing material and is most abundant.

What is areolar tissue?

200

This muscle type is branched, striated, and found in the heart.

What is cardiac muscle?

200

This serous membrane layer lines body cavities.

What is the parietal layer?

200

Fragile new capillaries and collagen formation describe this stage.

What is granulation tissue formation?

300

This type of epithelium appears multilayered but is actually only one layer.

What is pseudostratified columnar?

300

This connective tissue stores energy and insulates organs.

What is adipose tissue?

300

This muscle type is non-striated and lines hollow organs.

What is smooth muscle?

300

This membrane lines tracts that open to the exterior and produces mucus.

What is a mucous membrane?

300

A benign tumor has this suffix added to the tissue name.

What is -oma?

400

These hairlike extensions move substances across the cell surface.

What are cilia?

400

This type of cartilage is strongest and found in the knee and between vertebrae.

What is fibrocartilage?

400

The main functional cell of nervous tissue.

What is a neuron?

400

This membrane lines joints and secretes lubricating fluid.

What is a synovial membrane?

400

This malignant tumor arises from epithelial tissue and accounts for about 90% of cancers.

What is a carcinoma?

500

These junctions prevent cells from being pulled apart, like velcro.

What are desmosomes?

500

These bone cells are mature and trapped in hard matrix.

What are osteocytes?

500

The part of the neuron that carries impulses away from the cell body.

What is the axon?

500

Serous membranes reduce friction by secreting this fluid.

What is serous fluid?

500

The spread of cancer through blood or lymph is called this.

What is metastasis?