1) Single layer of thin flattened cells. Suited for diffusion. Lungs, blood and lymph vessels and body cavities. a) Simple Squamous b) Elastic c) fibroblast d) Reticular 2) Single layer of cube shaped cells. Kidneys and glands a) Holocrine b) Pseudostratified Columnar c) Reticular d) Simple Cuboidal 3) Single row of elongated cells. Intestines a) Stratified Columnar b) Apocrine c) Simple Squamous d) Simple Columnar 4) Appear layered due to varying positions of their nuclei. Respiratory tubes. a) Pseudostratified Columnar b) Stratified Cuboidal c) Merocrine d) Simple Squamous 5) Layers of flattened cells. Makes up outer layer of skin. Lines mouth, throat, vagina, and anal canal. a) Stratified Squamous b) Pseudostratified Columnar c) Elastic d) Transitional 6) Two to three layers of cuboidal cells. Mammary glands, sweat glands, salivary glands, and pancreas a) Reticular Connective b) Stratified Cuboidal c) Apocrine d) Merocrine 7) Several layers of columnar cells. Vas deferens-tube carries sperm. male erethra-carries urine, and pharynx-voice box a) Stratified Columnar b) Simple Cuboidal c) Holocrine d) Transitional 8) Distend and return to normal size. Bladder a) Simple Columnar b) Transitional c) Pseudostratified Columnar d) macrophages 9) Secretes fluids. Salivary, sweat, pancreas a) Areolar Tissue b) Stratified Squamous c) Holocrine d) Merocrine 10) Secretes pieces of cells. Mammary glands (milk) a) Stratified Columnar b) Elastic c) Adipose Tissue d) Apocrine 11) Secretes cells. Oil glands (sebaceous cells) a) Holocrine b) Stratified Columnar c) Simple Columnar d) Collagenous 12) secretes fibers a) fibroblast b) Areolar Tissue c) Pseudostratified Columnar d) mast cells 13) scavenger cells. defend against infection a) macrophages b) Stratified Columnar c) Merocrine d) Simple Cuboidal 14) release near blood vessels. heparin (keeps from clotting). Histamine (promotes inflammation) a) mast cells b) Reticular Connective c) fibroblast d) Reticular 15) protect collagen a) macrophages b) Simple Columnar c) Collagenous d) fibroblast 16) made of protein elastin a) Holocrine b) macrophages c) Simple Columnar d) Elastic 17) Thin collagenous fibers that form supportive networks in a variety of tissues. a) Reticular b) Pseudostratified Columnar c) mast cells d) Elastic 18) Forms delicate, thin membranesthroughoutt the body that bind body parts together. Cells are fibroblasts. Between skin and muscle. Packages organs. Basement membrane a) Holocrine b) Elastic c) Merocrine d) Areolar Tissue 19) Designed to store fat. Beneath the skin, around joints, pads kidneys and organs, and in certain abdominal membranes. a) Areolar Tissue b) Reticular Connective c) Holocrine d) Adipose Tissue 20) Thin, collagen fibers. Provides framework. Liver and spleen a) Apocrine b) Reticular Connective c) Transitional d) Adipose Tissue

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