simple squamous epithelium - single layer of flat cells suited for diffusion, lungs, blood, lymph vessels, body cavities, simple cuboidal epithelium - kidneys and glands, single layer cubed secretion and absorption, lumen, simple columnar epithelium - uterus, stomach, intestines; goblet cells- mucus secreting found a long columnar cells and microvilli- increases surface area available for absorption, psuedostratified columnar epithelium - respiratory tubes; appears layered from varying positions of nuclei but aren't layered, has cilia and goblet cells, stratified squamous epithelium - outer layer of skin, made up of layers of flattened cells that are designed to protect underlying layers. keratin- protein that builds outermost tough layer of skin, stratified cuboidal epithelium - consists of two to three layers of cuboidal cells. lumen- inside space of gland, mammary glands, sweat glands, salivary glands, pancreas, stratified columnar epithelium - consists of several layers of columnar cells, vas deferens- carries sperm. male urethra- carries urine. pharynx- voice box, transitional epithelium - bladder, designed to distend and return to normal size and keeps urine from diffusing back into internal cavity, merocrine glands - salivary, sweat, and pancreas, secretes fluids, apocrine glands - mammary, pieces of cells and rich in protein, holocrine glands - sebaceous glands (oil), release entire cells, areolar tissue - between skin and muscle packages organs; basement membrane, form delicate thin membranes and bind body parts together, adipose tissue - under skin, around joints, pads kidneys and other internal organs, certain abdominal membranes, loose connective tissue designed to store fat, reticular connective tissue - lymphoid organs, bone marrow, liver, spleen, thin collagen fibers, framework of certain internal organs such as liver and spleen, cartilage - rigid connective tissue that provides framework, lacks a vascular system, and heals slow, chondrocyte - lacunae in gel like fluid, enclosed in pericardium, tendon - connect muscle to bone, ligament - connects bone to bone, bone  - full body skeleton and most rigid connective tissue and contains mineral salts and collagen, supports body and protect organs, blood - throughout the body, composed of cells suspended in liquid matrix called plasma,

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