A & P – Chapter 3 – Tissues
Matching:
1. tissue
_______ A. any growth benign or malignant
2. intercellular material
_______ B. nerve cell
3. interstitial fluid
_______ C. intercellular substance
4. matrix
_______ D. gristle
5. pleural fluid
_______ E. produces mucous secretions which lubricate epithelial surface
6. pericardial fluid
_______ F. secretion found between the layers of the pleura
7. endothelium
_______ G. tissue fluid
8. goblet cells
_______ H. group of cells
9. adipose tissue
_______ I. material found between the cells
10. plasma
_______ J. cancerous
11. neoplasm
_______ K. growths that are not cancerous
12. tumor
_______ L. white blood cells
13. benign
_______ M. growths of a particular group of cells
14. malignant
_______ N. red blood cells
15. neuron
_______ O. fatty tissue
16. leukocytes
_______ P. fluid secreted by the cells covering the heart
17. thrombocytes
_______ Q. platelets
18. erythrocytes
_______ R. cells forming the thin inner walls of all blood vessels
19. cartilage
_______ S. a type of bone tissue that forms the bony material
20. osteoblasts
_______ T. forms the fluid part of the blood
Listing/Fill in the Blank:
21. Name (3) main solid components found in the blood:
______________________
________________________
________________________
22. Males should not exceed _________% body fat.
23. Females should not exceed __________% body fat.
24. __________________ contains the liquid connective tissue used for circulating food and removing waste.
25. __________________ connective tissue is found in the major part of ligaments and tendons.
26. __________________ is osseous tissue which forms the framework of the body.
27. The _________________ tissue accounts for 40 to 50% of the body weight.
28. The _________________ tissue collects and transmits information by means of nerve cells.
29. The _____________________ tissue consist of various types of cells, fibers, and a mixture of proteins. The
tissues found in muscles, tendons, ligaments, and walls of blood vessels.
30. _______________________ tissues cover surfaces and line the internal structures and cavities of the body.
31. Once a nerve cell is destroyed can it ever be replaced naturally? (yes or no) ___________
Matching:
A. simple squamous epithelium
C. simple cubodial cells
E. ciliated epithelium
B. stratified squamous epithelium
D. simple columnar epithelium
32. ___________ - these cells are commonly found in the secretory portions of glands or in the tubules of the
kidneys and the tissue covering the ovary.
33. ___________ - the main function of these cells is for the protection of some body surfaces that may be subject
to mechanical injury.
34. ___________ - these cells are longer than they are broad. They are found in the lining of the digestive tract.
35. ___________ - these cells are flat and scale-like. They are found in the lining of the blood vessels and in the
covering of the lungs and heart.
36. ___________ - these cells contain cilia.
Listing:
37. Name (3) types of muscle tissue:
______________________
________________________
________________________
38. Name (3) groups of neurons and tell what each group is responsible for:
1)__________________________________________________________________________________
2)__________________________________________________________________________________
3)__________________________________________________________________________________
39. Name (3) important roles that fat plays a part of in the human body:
1)__________________________________________________________________________________
2)__________________________________________________________________________________
3)__________________________________________________________________________________
40. Name (2) types of neoplasms:
______________________
________________________
41. Name (4) primary kinds of tissue:
______________________
________________________
______________________
________________________
KEY
A. 12
B. 15
C. 4
D. 19
E. 8
F. 5
G. 3
H. 1
I. 2
J. 14
K. 13
L. 16
M. 11
N. 18
O. 9
P. 6
Q. 17
R. 7
S. 20
T. 10
21. red blood cells (erythrocytes), platelets (thrombocytes), white blood cells (leukocytes)
22. 18
23. 28
24. blood
25. fibrous
26. bone
27. muscle
28. nervous
29. connective
30. epithelial
31. no
32. C
33. B
34. D
35. A
36. E
37. skeletal, cardiac, smooth
38. 1) sensory – receives impulses from sense organs, 2) motor – carries impulses to muscles, 3) associative –
relays impulses from sensory to motor
39. 1) serves as a reserve supply of energy, 2) padding to absorb jolts and jars (cushioning), 3) insulator
40. 1) malignant (cancerous), 2) benign
41. 1)epithelium, 2) connective, 3) nervous, 4) muscle