1. Slide 1 simple squamous epithelium basement membrane connective tissue Figure 33.2a Page 568

2. Slide 2 simple squamous epithelium simple cuboidal epithelium simple columnar epithelium Figure 33.2b Page 568

3. Slide 3 Tight Junction Adhering Junction Gap Junction Figure 33.3 Page 569

4. Slide 4 Section through the glandular epithelium of a frog. Figure 33.4 Page 569 pore that opens at skin surface mucous glandpoison glandpigmented gland

5. Slide 5 collagenous fiber fibroblast elastic fiber Loose connective tissue cartilage cell (chondrocyte) Cartilage collagenous fibers collagenous fibers fibroblast Dense, regular connective tissue ground substance with collagen fibers cell bulging with fat droplet nucleus Adipose tissue Dense, irregular connective tissue compact bone tissue blood vessel bone cell (osteocyte) Bone Figure 33.5 Page 570-571

6. Slide 6 location of cartilage on knobby end of a long bone bone tissue Figure 33.6 Page 571

7. Slide 7 white blood cell red blood cell plasmaplateletwhite blood cell Figure 33.7 Page 571 Do not post on Internet

8. Slide 8 skeletal musclecardiac muscle smooth muscle Figure 33.8 Page 572

9. Slide 9 one muscle cell one bundle of muscle cells in its own sheath outer connective tissue sheath around one muscle one whole muscle, a biceps Figure 33.9 Page 572

10. Slide 10 Integumentary System Muscular System Skeletal System Nervous System Endocrine System Circulatory System Fig. 33.11(1) Page 574

11. Slide 11 Lymphatic System Respiratory System Digestive System Urinary System Reproduction System Fig. 33.11(2) Page 575

12. Slide 12 cranial cavity spinal cavity thoracic cavity pelvic cavity abdominal cavity Figure 33.12a Page 574

13. Slide 13 DORSAL SURFACE ANTERIOR transverse midsagittal frontal VENTRAL SURFACE POSTERIOR Figure 33.12b Page 574

14. Slide 14 SUPERIOR INFERIOR frontal plane (aqua) midsagittal plane (green) ANTERIOR distal proximal POSTERIOR transverse plane (yellow) Figure 33.12c Page 575