Chalk Review- Chapter 5, Anatomy and Physiology
Stand with the tissue that:
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Is found in serous membranes (s. squamous)
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Is spindle-shaped (s. muscle)
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Is found at the end of your nose (hyaline cart.)
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Is called the “vascular tissue” (blood)
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Changes shape based on changes in tension (transitional)
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Is made of goblet cells (glandular)
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Contains lamellae (bone)
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Transmits electrical impulses (nervous)
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Creates blood cells (bone)
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Makes up the ovaries (s. cuboidal)
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Contains many layers of flattened cells (str. squamous)
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Contains multiple nuclei per cell (skel. muscle)
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Looks multi-layered due to uneven nuclei (pseudo. col.)
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Lines the insides of blood vessels (sm. muscle)
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Uses neuroglial cells for support (nervous)
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Contains intercalated discs (cardiac m.)
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Creates tendons and ligaments (fibrous)
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Is phagocytic (reticuloendothelial)
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May have keratin (str. squamous)
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Lines respiratory passageways (pseudo. columnar)
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Found in the external ear (elastic cart.)
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Provides insulation to the body (adipose)
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Endocrine or exocrine (glandular)
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Creates tough shock absorbers between vertebrae (fibrocart.)
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Stores minerals (bone)
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Voluntarily controlled (skel. muscle)
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Contains chondrocytes in elastic fibers (elastic cart.)
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Nourishes epithelial cells (loose connective tissue)
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Creates whites of eye (fibrous)
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Creates the air sacs of the lungs (simple sq.)