1. 20 pt 30 pt 40 pt 50 pt 10 pt 20 pt 30 pt 40 pt 50 pt 10 pt 20 pt 30 pt 40 pt 50 pt 10 pt 20 pt 30 pt 40 pt 50 pt 10 pt 20 pt 30 pt 40 pt 50 pt 10 pt Classes of Epithelia Epithelium – In pictures Classes of Connective Connective – In pictures Muscle & Nervous

2. A single layer of cube-like cells would be called

3. What are simple cuboidal cells?

4. Several layers of cells where those near the basement membrane are cuboidal/columnar and those near the free surface are flattened (like those found in the skin) would be called...

5. What are stratified squamous cells?

6. Tall, thin cells that generally do secretion and absorption are called...

7. What are columnar cells?

8. When cells have a rough free surface where the cellular extensions are used to move substances across the free surface, the cells are said to be

9. What is ciliated?

10. These epithelial cells appear to be multi-layer, but upon close inspection, some cells reach the free surface while others do not.

11. What are pseudostratified epithelium?

12. . The cells indicated by picture #1 appear cuboidal when relaxed and squamous when stretched.

13. What is transitional epithelium?

14. The white space at the center of this picture would be called this...

15. What is the free surface?

16. The above epithelial tissue would be classified as this

17. What is stratified squamous epithelium? E.C. – Give an example where this type of epithelium would be found.

18. Name the tissue seen above.

19. What is pseudostratified ciliated epithelium? E.C. – What is the name of the purple cells in the picture and what is their purpose?

20. . The above schematic represents this type of tissue.

21. What is simple columnar epithelium?

22. A special type of connective tissue that stores lipids providing long term energy storage and is also responsible for bodily insulation.

23. What is adipose tissue?

24. Made primarily of collagen fibers, this type of connective tissue makes up tendons and stronger ligaments.

25. What is dense collagenous connective tissue?

26. This is the most flexible type of cartilage and is able to recoil to its original shape very well – like in the ear.

27. What is elastic cartilage?

28. The type of connective tissue that is most often found beneath the basement membrane of epithelial tissue..

29. What is loose areolar tissue?

30. This is the only type of connective tissue that has a hard, mineralized extracellular matrix.

31. What is bone?

32. Seen above, this type of connective tissue has lots of space between cells, which is important when mediators of inflammation must penetrate damaged tissue.

33. What is loose areolar tissue?

34. Type of tissue pictured here.

35. What is adipose? EC – What structure is seen on the far right of the picture?

36. The most abundant form of cartilage seen here

37. What is hyaline cartilage? E.C. – Give an example of where you might find this type of tissue.

38. Name the tissue and predominant type of cell seen here.

39. What is blood – red blood cells? EC – What are the bigger, purple cells in the picture?

40. This type of connective tissue, like that found in the aorta, is characterized by elastic fibers running in many directions.

41. What is dense irregular elastic tissue?

42. Major characteristic of this tissue is the ability to contract.

43. What is muscle tissue?

44. This type of tissue includes cells within the brain, spinal cord and nerves.

45. What is nervous tissue?

46. Multi-nucleated type of muscle tissue seen here.

47. What is skeletal muscle tissue?

48. These two types of muscle tissue are involuntary.

49. What are cardiac and smooth muscle tissue?

50. This is the main cell of nervous tissue.

51. What is the neuron?