Which connective tissue has a liquid matrix?, Osseous tissue, Cartilaginous tissue, Adipose tissue, Blood, Which cells are characteristic of cartilaginous tissue?, Chondrocytes, Reticular cells, Adipocytes, Osteocytes, The hardness of osseous tissue matrix is mainly due to:, Elastic fibres, Calcium salts, Plasma proteins, Fat deposits, Which tissue is found under the skin?, Blood, Reticular tissue, Adipose tissue, Cartilaginous tissue, What is the main function of cartilaginous tissue at joints?, Form tendons, Prevent wear, Transport gases, Store energy, Which connective tissue contains very little matrix?, Osseous tissue, Reticular tissue, Adipose tissue, Blood, Which cell type belongs to bone tissue?, Osteocytes, Reticulytes, Chondrocytes, Adipocytes, Reticular connective tissue is described as having:, Calcium salts, Liquid matrix, No cells, Abundant fibres, Which option correctly matches tissue and function?, Cartilage—tendons, Adipose—joints, Bone—insulation, Blood—transport, Which combination appears in blood as cellular elements?, Chondrocytes, fibres, salts, RBCs, WBCs, platelets, Reticular cells, fat, RBCs, Osteocytes, plasma, adipocytes, Which tissue best combines abundant fibres with space-filling support between organs?, Adipose tissue, Blood, Reticular tissue, Cartilage, Which pairing is correct for matrix and cells?, Adipose—-abundant matrix—adipocytes, Cartilage—hard matrix—chondrocytes, Bone—solid matrix—osteocytes, Blood—liquid matrix—blue blood cells

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