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What are the two main structures that compose most organs?
What are the two main structures that compose most organs?
- Epithelial and mechanical tissues
- Parenchyma and stroma (correct)
- Muscular and nerve tissues
- True epithelium and nervous tissue
Which type of tissue includes the outer layer of the skin and the lining membranes of hollow organs?
Which type of tissue includes the outer layer of the skin and the lining membranes of hollow organs?
- True epithelium (correct)
- Muscular tissue
- Mechanical tissues
- Nervous tissue
Which type of tissue is more important than the cells that produce it, including bone and cartilage?
Which type of tissue is more important than the cells that produce it, including bone and cartilage?
- Cross-striated muscle cells
- Smooth-muscle tissue
- Connective tissues (correct)
- Nervous tissue
From which layer of tissue does nervous tissue arise in embryos?
From which layer of tissue does nervous tissue arise in embryos?
What is the function of stroma in organs?
What is the function of stroma in organs?
What is the primary function of tissue fluid?
What is the primary function of tissue fluid?
What determines the movement of dissolved substances between cells and tissue fluid?
What determines the movement of dissolved substances between cells and tissue fluid?
What happens if blood flow stops?
What happens if blood flow stops?
What is the role of cell walls and capillary walls?
What is the role of cell walls and capillary walls?
Which of the following is NOT a primitive cell type from which all tissues in the body are derived?
Which of the following is NOT a primitive cell type from which all tissues in the body are derived?
What is the relationship between organs, tissues, and cells?
What is the relationship between organs, tissues, and cells?