Types of Tissues in Body (Doc)
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Types of Tissues in Body (Doc)
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Ch 4 Act 8 - Tissue ID Activity (3 pts each; 45 pts total)Thetable below describes varioustypes of tissues found in the body.Ineachrow,oneof thedescriptions isincorrectanddoes not belong.You areto figureout:1)the categoryof tissue beingdescribed(epithelial,connective, muscleor nervous)2)whichsubtype (simple squamous,fibrocartilage, etc.)it is, choosing from the list provided.3)whichdescriptiondoes not belongType in the correct tissue type (E, C, M, N) and subtype in the first columnHighlight or strike out the incorrect answer Tissues to be considered:adipose areolar blood cardiac muscle dense irregular dense regular elastic elastic cartilage fibrocartilage hyaline cartilage nervous tissue osseous (bone) – compact pseudostratified columnar reticular simple columnar simple cuboidal simple squamous skeletal muscle smooth muscle stratified squamous (keratinized) stratified squamous (nonkeratinized) transitionalThefirst tissue hasbeendone asanexample.IDENTIFICATIONDESCRIPTIONSCAreolarmost widelydistributed tissue typemakes up most of theheartcontains varietyofcellsandfibersan exampleof looseconnective tissue1. E Stratified cuboidalmultilayeredsuperficial cellsnucleatedlinesesophagustop cellsdead2. M cardiac muscleVoluntaryintercalated disks (Vreeker et al., 2014)branching cellsstriated3.C simple cuboidal free apicalsurfacehighlyvascularsinglelayer of cellscube-like cells with centralnucleus4. connective chondrocyteslacunaefound coveringtheends of thelongboneshighlyvascular5. Cdense irregular parallelbundlesofcollagen fiberscontractilefibroblastsresistsstretch in onedirection6. Mskeletal musclecylindrical shapedcellsstriationsmultinucleatedcellsinvoluntary7.EStratified squamoustop layers of cellsaliveMultilayered (Dowdall etal., 2015)keratin found in top layerfound on the surface of thebody8. Cadipose loose largecentralvacuolefound under theskinstorescarbohydratesnucleuspushed to outeredge of the cell
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