18 Questions
What is the function of epithelial tissue related to lining up free surfaces and protection?
Absorptive function
Which location in the body contains epithelial tissue that detects taste and smell senses?
Lining of nasal cavity
What type of function does the epithelium of the digestive tract primarily perform?
Absorptive function
In which epithelial tissue location does secretion of mucous occur?
Lining of nasal cavity
Which function is NOT associated with epithelial tissue?
Transportation function
What is the main function of epithelial tissue located in Bowman's capsule in nephrons?
Filtering function
What is the main function of blood tissue?
Transportation of materials
Which type of blood cells destroy foreign bodies by phagocytosis?
White blood cells
In muscle tissue, which type receives oxygen and nutrients at a high rate due to a good blood supply?
Skeletal muscle tissue
Where is smooth muscle tissue mainly found in the body?
In the walls of organs with cavities
Which characteristic is true for smooth muscle cells?
They are spindle-shaped
What is the main role of epithelial tissue in the body?
Forming protective coverings and linings
What is the main function of epithelial tissue in the human body?
Providing a protective barrier for surfaces
Which of the following is NOT a feature of epithelial tissues?
Loose packing of cells
How are epithelial tissues classified?
According to their shape and number of cell layers
Which type of tissue assists in translocating food synthesized in the leaves throughout the plant body?
Epithelial tissue
Which tissue type has a nerve supply but no blood supply?
Epithelial tissue
In what way do epithelial tissues differ from muscle tissues?
Epithelial tissues have the ability to contract
Test your knowledge on the locations and functions of epithelial tissues with this quiz. Questions cover various examples of epithelial tissue locations and their protective, absorptive, and sensory functions.
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