4. a. Identify this tissue type: b. Where in the body is this found: c. Identify the structure: c. d. Identify the structure: d.

9. The bracketed region af A' indicates structures called the ____. 10. Explain the advantage of tissue that is folded. 11. 'B' is part of the ____ layer and its tissue type is _____.

explains how the three characteristics below affect the function of this cell, its system or / and the body as a whole. Make the connection between the structures and functions of the body. 1. Red blood cells that do not have a nucleus 2.The length and ramifications of neurons 3.the insulating layer of myelin around a neuron

13. Identify the specific type of tissue indicated by the model below. 14. Identify the specific feature indicated by tag #14.

1. Regarding the standard anatomical position, which of the following statement is FALSE? a.Palm directed anteriorly b.Upper limb abducted c.Body is erect d.Eyes looking straight to the front   2. ____________ can commonly be found supporting epithelial cells.

1. What is the main TYPE of tissue and specific KIND of tissue in the image below? a. epithelial tissue; stratified squamous epithelium b. loose connective tissue; reticular tissue c. epithelial tissue; simple squamous epithelium d. loose connective tissue; adipose tissue 2. For the same picture in #7, which organ is this tissue found in? a. liver b. fat in superficial fascia c. alveoli d. esophagus

10. Match the following tissues on the right based on the characteristics provided: Place to appropriate letter on the line. :) a. Contains Place the letter below: fibroblasts, mast cells, Stratified Squamous Epithelium Dense Regular Connective Tissue Loose Arcolar Connective Tissue Dense Irregular Connective Tissue macrophages, neutrophils, collagen and elastic fibers and found in the papillary layer of the skin. Hyaline Cartlidge Cardiac Muscle b. Contains multiple layers of avascular squamous cells with tight junctions and a layer of keratinized cells c. Contains Densely packed collagen fibers, fibroblasts, and is found in tendons and ligaments. d. Dense but has little organization. Contains fibroblasts and anchors skin to hypodermis. Found in the reticular layer of the dermis. e. Found in the trachea, contains chondrocytes, and is avascular. f. Found in the hypodermis, anchors skin to the muscles. Muscle Muscle g. Found in the heart and contains gap junctions. Cardiac Skeletal…

1. a. Identify the type of tissue shown below. b. Identify the structure located at the end of the arrow c. Where in the body would you find this tissue type? 2. a. Identify the tissue type shown to the right: b. Where in the body would you find this tissue? 4

2. What connections can you see between the concept of tissue integrity and upcoming professional clinical practise?

Serous fluid functions in: a. providing temperature stability. b. lubricating serous membranes as organs move in the cavity. c. protecting the organs from mechanical trauma. d. decreasing the weight of the organs and keeping them buoyant