Nervous Epithelial tissue Connective tissue Muscle tissue tissue Lumen of Organ Epithelial tissue Lumen

Name the components of connective tissue.

Compare and contrast mesenchyme and mucous connective tissue.

When looking at a slide of epithelial tissue under the microscope, you see several clearly defined layers of flat-shaped cells. Which of the following best describes the type of epithelial tissues viewed?   simple squamous   stratified squamous   simple cuboidal   stratified cuboidal   psuedostratified columnar

No substance can enter or leave the body without crossing an epithelium but epithelia vary in structure according to the function each serves.  Contrast the epithelial type lining the intestines with the type lining the esophagus. For each, name the specific type and describe how its structure is perfectly suited to its function.

Which of the following characteristics is common of epithelial cells? Has a basal surface that faces the internal or external environment. Is supported by a deeper neural tissue. Possess a large amount of fibers in the extracellular matrix. Often plays a role in secretion. Cells are often separated by ground substance.

Define connective tissue.

In epithelial tissue, the lamina propria contains what to aid in tissues receiving what we need for living? (Can select 1 or more than one answer)    Oxygen            Glucose            Nutrients            Blood vessels

Epithelial tissue Draw a typical epithelial cell, include the apical portion, villi, basal portion, nucleus. I don't know where I draw the picture of the epithelium tissue about the apical portion, villi, basal portion, nucleus. Can you help me, please?

Which of the following would NOT be considered an example of a type of connective tissue?   blood   bone   tendons   ligaments   smooth muscle