1) Found in the walls of hollow organs. a) Cardiac muscle b) Smooth muscle c) Skeletal muscle 2) Muscle that is striated and involuntary. a) Cardiac muscle b) Smooth muscle c) Skeletal muscle 3) Sends and receives electrical impulses. a) Neurons b) Neurolgia c) Reticular tissue d) Elastic cartilage 4) Insulates, supports, and protects neurons. a) Neurons b) Neuroglia c) Reticular tissue d) Elastic cartilage 5) Only liquid tissue in the body that transports oxygen. a) Vascular tissue b) Osseous tissue c) Reticular tissue d) Areolar tissue 6) Makes up the skeletal system. a) Vascular tissue b) Osseous tissue c) Reticular tissue d) Areolar tissue 7) Forms subcutaneous tissue beneath the skin. a) Blood b) Bone c) Adipose tissue d) Reticular tissue 8) Helps hold internal organs together and in their proper place. a) Adipose tissue b) Bone c) Reticular tissue d) Areolar tissue 9) Forms the soft skeleton of the body and supports free blood cells. a) Adipose tissue b) Bone c) Reticular tissue d) Areolar tissue 10) Connects bone to bone. a) Blood b) Tendons c) Ligaments d) Bone 11) Connects muscle to bone. a) Blood b) Tendons c) Ligaments d) Bone 12) Most abundant type of cartilage and can be found at the ends of bones. a) Tendons b) Ligaments c) Hyaline cartilage d) Fibrocartilage 13) Found in areas such as the external ear and nose. a) Hyaline cartilage b) Fibrocartilage c) Elastic cartilage d) Vascular tissue 14) Found in the cushion-like disks between vertebrae. a) Fibrocartilage b) Elastic cartilage c) Hyaline cartilage d) Reticular tissue 15) Type of tissue that is identified by the number of layers and shape. a) Nervous b) Muscular c) Connective d) Epithelial 16) Word that means 2+ layers of epithelial tissue. a) simple b) stratified 17) Found in areas where filtration and exchange of substances occurs. a) Simple squamous b) Simple cuboidal c) Simple columnar d) Pseudostratified columnar 18) Found in the respiratory tract and traps dust and debris. a) Simple squamous b) Simple cuboidal c) Simple columnar d) Pseudostratified columnar 19) Found in parts of the digestive tract and gallbladder. a) Simple squamous b) Simple cuboidal c) Simple columnar d) Pseudostratified columnar 20) Found in the small ducts of exocrine glands, surface of ovaries, and the kidney tubules a) Simple squamous b) Simple cuboidal c) Simple columnar d) Pseudostratified columnar 21) Found in areas that sustain a great deal of abuse and friction like the epidermis. a) Stratified squamous b) Stratified columnar c) Stratified cuboidal d) Transitional 22) Found in areas like sweat gland ducts and ducts of large exocrine glands. a) Stratified squamous b) Stratified columnar c) Stratified cuboidal d) Transitional 23) Found in the largest ducts of exocrine glands and the anorectal junction. a) Stratified squamous b) Stratified columnar c) Stratified cuboidal d) Transitional 24) Found in organs that can expand in size like the ureters and bladder. a) Stratified squamous b) Stratified columnar c) Stratified cuboidal d) Transitional 25) Type of tissue that contracts and relaxes to create movement. a) Epithelial tissue b) Nervous tissue c) Muscular tissue d) Connective tissue 26) Assists in sending and protecting electrical impulses that get sent throughout the body. a) Epithelial tissue b) Nervous tissue c) Muscular tissue d) Connective tissue 27) Protects, supports, and binds the body together. a) Epithelial tissue b) Nervous tissue c) Muscular tissue d) Connective tissue 28) Covers major body surfaces and organs. a) Epithelial tissue b) Nervous tissue c) Muscular tissue d) Connective tissue

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