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Tissue Study Guide
1) List the functions of epithelial tissues. For each function, provide an example of a tissue
in the body that performs the function.
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b.
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d.
2) How are cells and tissues related? What do they form?
3) Describe and provide an example of the following:
a. Cuboidal
b. Squamous
c. Stratified
d. Simple
e. Columnar
f. Pseudostratified columnar
g. Transitional
4) Finish the following table:
Muscle Type
Nuclei
Involuntary/Voluntary
Location
Striations
Voluntary
Heart
Smooth
Yes
Round, in
center of cell
5) What is the name of the cell of the nervous system?
6) What does muscle tissue due to achieve movement?
7) List the function(s) of connective tissue. Provide an example of a type of tissue that
achieves each function.
a.
b.
c.
8) List and describe the location of the 3 types of cartilage.
9) What is the extracellular matrix? List 2 components.
10) Where in the body can dense fibrous connective tissue be found?
11) Where can you find transitional cells? What can they do that helps them in this location?
12) Explain the function of loose connective tissue.
13)
Cell Part
Function
Creates protein
Nucleus
Creates ribosomes
Packages proteins
Smooth ER
“Suicide sacs.” Digests and/or recycles old organelles
Protects and encloses the cell
Golgi Apparatus
Functions in cell movement
Mitochondria
Part of the cytoskeleton. Functions in supporting the cell
The area inside the cell. Surrounds organelles
14) Label the following diagram:
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15) An ocular lens has a magnification of 10X magnification and you are viewing a
specimen using an objective lens that has a magnification of 43X. What is the total
magnification?
16) Grocery stores periodically spray produce with water. Utilizing the appropriate osmosis
terminology, describe why this practice improves the appearance of produce.