The tissue characterized by fibroblasts and lots of collagen fibers in the matrix is: a) areolar connective tissue. b) dense fibrous connective tissue. c) loose connective tissue. d) adipose tissue.

What do you mean by simple ciliated epithelium?

How many cell layers does stratified cuboidal epithelium have? a) several b) one c)10-30 d) 2-3

A classmate says that all of our body cells are pretty much the same.  How should you respond to her claim? (a) she is somewhat correct.  All of the cells in our skin and outer parts of the body are the same,  and the cells that make up our organs are different (b) She is correct.  All of our cells are the same (c)She is incorrect  Our cells differ in order to form different type of tissue for various functions (d) She is somewhat correct.  Our bones are made a different type of cell than our organs, in order to make the bones sturdy and hard

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What is the most common native cell in the connective tissue?

A)What does the arrow point to? B)What is the function of the structures the arrow points to? CENTER Histology slide of an arrow pointing to a cut sections of purple circular structures that are surrounded by connective and adipose tissues. 1) sweat glands; secrete a watery fluid 2) goblet cells; secrete mucus 3) sebaceous gland; lubricate hair follicle O4) dense irregular ct; withstand forces from all directions

Regarding epithelial tissue, answer the following questions; (a) In general, which junctions are found in epithelial cells of the skin, where is their location on the cell and what is their function? (b) Describe how collagen fibrils attach to epithelial cells? Name any proteins that are involved?

DENSE IRREGULAR CONNECTIVE TISSUE   What kind of protein fibers are arranged "irregularly" in this tissue?                             [ Select ]                          [A."collagen fibers", B."elastic fibers", C."muscle fibers"]            What is the location of this tissue? A. ["pubic symphysis, intervertebral discs, menisci, portions of tendons", B."fasciae, reticular region of the dermis, pericardium, periosteum, perichondrium, joint capsules, membrane capsules around organs, heart valves", C,"forms tendons, most ligaments and aponeuroses"]            What is the function of this tissue? A.  ["supports and joins structures together", B."forms smooth surface for movement of joints; flexibility and support", C."strong attachment between various structures, withstands tension", D."tensile strength"]            DENSE REGULAR CONNECTIVE TISSUE   What kind of protein fibers are arranged "regularly" in bundles?                             [ Select ]…

When you study tissues, you will learn a type of epithelium that is “pseudocolumnar.”  Now that you know the meaning of “pseudo- “, why do you think the tissue is called “pseudoolumnar”?