5 Written Questions

1. Used for movement. Found in the skeletal, smooth, and cardiac muscles
2. protection, absorption, filtration, excretion, secretion, and sensory reception
3. Found in body sites where tension is exerted from many different directions. It's found in the skin as the dermis, and it is the fibrous coverings that surround some organs (kidneys).
4. The serosa enclosing the heart
5. Found where strong support and the ability to withstand heavy pressure are required. Ex: intervertebral disc and in the spongy cartilage of the knee

5 Matching Questions

1. Squamous Cells
2. Skeletal Muscle
3. The Serous Membrane
4. Tendons
5. Types of connective tissue

1. a Pulls on bones or skin causing movement. Voluntary.
2. b attach muscles to bones
3. c Found in closed ventral body cavities. Named according to their site and specific organ associations.
4. d Loose (areolar, adipose, and reticular) and dense (dense regular, dense irregular, and elastic.)
5. e Flattened and scalelike

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Found only in wall of the heart, helps propel blood vessels to all parts of the body. Involuntary.
   1. Areolar Tissue
   2. Cardiac Muscle
   3. Smooth Muscle
   4. Skeletal Muscle
2. Most abundant type of cartilage in the body. It covers the end of long bones, supports the tip of the nose, connects the ribs to the sternum, and supports most of the respiratory system passages
   1. Hyaline Cartilage
   2. Types of Cartilage
   3. Fibrocartilage
   4. Elastic Cartilage
3. Secrete their products onto body surfaces and into body cavities. Produces mucous, sweat, oil, and saliva.
   1. Exocrine Gland
   2. Fascia
   3. Endocrine Gland
   4. Aponeuroses
4. Found in the walls of hollow organs. Involuntary.
   1. Cardiac Muscle
   2. Skeletal Muscle
   3. Adipose Tissue
   4. Smooth Muscle
5. Lines body cavities that open to the exterior. Moist or wet membrane bathed by secretions.
   1. The Mucus Membrane
   2. The Cutaneous Membrane
   3. The Serous Membrane
   4. Exocrine Gland

5 True/False Questions

1. Peritoneum → The serosa enclosing the heart

   True        False

2. Aponeuroses → The serosa lining of the thiracic wall and lung coverings

   True        False

3. Adipose Tissue → A richly vascularized tissue that usually accumulates in the subcutaneous tissue where it acts as a shock absorber, as insulation, and as an energy storage site.

   True        False

4. Cuboidal Cells → Tall and column shaped

   True        False

5. Nervous Tissue → Most widely used tissue in the body. It is found in all mucous membranes. (Mucus membranes line body cavities open to the exterior)

   True        False