Unit 7

Bone, cartilage, tendons and blood are all examples of

• connective tissue

• epithelial tissue

• muscular tissue

• nervous tissue

nervous tissue:

• conducts impulses to and from the CNS

• facilitates movement of body parts and substances within the body

• forms a covering to protect the body from the outside world

• provides strength and holds organs together

Blood vessels would be found in which layer

• apical surface

• connective tissue

• basement membrane

• basal surface

This epithelial tissue appears to be multilayered. However, all cells are in contact with the basal lamina

• columnar

• cuboidal

• psuedostratified

• simple

Blood vessels are lined by a simple squamous epithelium. Skin is made up of a stratified squamous epithelium. IN both tissues, the cells are:

• column shaped

• flat and thin

• cuboidal

• taller than wide

what epithelial shape or arrangement is 2

• pseudostratified

• simple

• stratified

• transitional

the terms simple, psuedostratified, and stratified refer to whether all cells are in contact with:

• blood vessels

• each other

• apical surface

• basement membrane

what is 6

• columnar

• cuboidal

• round

• squamous

___ are epithelial cells that are taller than wide

• columnar

• cuboidal

• psuedostratified

• simple

what is 3

• psuedostratified

• simple

• stratified

• transitional