APSLH Chapter 1 Part 2

6 Written Questions

1. Messages going to the brain.
2. 1. Hyaline-in the ribs, larynx, trachea, and bronchial tubes
   2. Fibrocartilage-discs between the vertebrae
   3. Yellow (elastic)-in the outer ear, tip of nose, and epiglottis
3. Forms a sheet of membrane (skin), and may contain mucous glands (lining of nose and mouth) and cilia (hairlike structures in the inner ear and respiratory system). It is located on/in the body as a covering and/or lining, and functions to enclose, contain, protect or moisten.
4. Transmits messages between neurons or from neuron to muscle/gland, or sensory organs to neurons. An example would be sending messages from the brain to the body.
5. Surrounds and separates organs to support, protect and stabilize.
6. 1. Epithelial
   2. Connective
   3. Muscle
   4. Neural

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. 1. Striated (Skeletal)
   2. Smooth (Digestive tract and Blood Vessels)
   3. Cardiac (Heart)
   1. List 5 Connective Tissue Combinations.
   2. Define Afferent.
   3. Define Efferent.
   4. List the 3 types of muscle tissue.
2. When two articulatory bones need to move against one another this is needed.
   1. List the supportive connective functions of the following connective tissue combinations:
      Joints
   2. List the supportive connective functions of the following connective tissue combinations:
      Cartilages
   3. List the supportive connective functions of the following connective tissue combinations:
      Tendons
   4. List the supportive connective functions of the following connective tissue combinations:
      Fascia
3. 1. Fascia
   2. Ligaments
   3. Tedons
   4. Cartilages
   5. Joints
   1. List the 3 types of muscle tissue.
   2. List 5 Connective Tissue Combinations.
   3. Define Afferent.
   4. Define Efferent.
4. They are at the ends of bones.
   1. List the supportive connective functions of the following connective tissue combinations:
      Ligaments
   2. List the supportive connective functions of the following connective tissue combinations:
      Tendons
   3. List the supportive connective functions of the following connective tissue combinations:
      Cartilages
   4. List the supportive connective functions of the following connective tissue combinations:
      Fascia
5. 98, brain or spinal column
   1. There are 3 types of cartilages. What are they?
   2. List 5 Connective Tissue Combinations.
   3. About __% of neural tissue is found in the ____ or the ______.
   4. List the 3 types of muscle tissue.

5 True/False Questions

1. Each tissue is organized to form structures, systems, and has a unique appearance and function. With this in mind, define Muscle Tissue. → Contractile tissue that can shorten or contract allowing for movement. This makes it different from connective or epithileal tissue.

   True        False

2. Each tissue is organized to form structures, systems, and has a unique appearance and function. With this in mind, define Connective Tissue. → 1. Epithelial
   2. Connective
   3. Muscle
   4. Neural

   True        False

3. List the supportive connective functions of the following connective tissue combinations:
   Ligaments → Fibers that connect one bone to another or one organ to another. They are not able to stretch.

   True        False

4. List the supportive connective functions of the following connective tissue combinations:
   Tendons → Fibers that connect one bone to another or one organ to another. They are not able to stretch.

   True        False

5. Define Efferent. → Messages leaving the brain.

   True        False