16 Questions
Which cells are the most common in connective tissue?
Active fibroblast and in active fibroblast (fibrocytes)
What is the function of tendons in connective tissue?
Binding muscle to bone
Which type of connective tissue serves as the body's major energy reserve?
Fat
What is the primary function of brown fat in connective tissue?
Heat production
Which of the following is NOT a function of connective tissue?
Digestion
What is the primary component of connective tissue matrix?
Proteins
Which cell type is responsible for generating heat in infants and children?
Brown fat cells
What are the primary components of fibrous connective tissues?
Collagen fibers and fibroblasts
Which connective tissue is formed from mesenchyme?
Cartilage
What is the function of chondroblasts in connective tissue?
Formation of cartilage
Which connective tissue plays a role in the transport of gases?
Blood
What is the primary function of tendons in connective tissue?
Binding muscle to bone
What is the role of fibrocytes in connective tissues?
Maintaining the extracellular matrix
What is the primary role of blood in the exchange with tissues?
Transporting nutrients and oxygen to the tissues
Which organs are involved in the exchange of gases and cellular wastes with blood?
Lungs and kidneys
What is the purpose of capillary exchanges in maintaining tissue fluid composition?
To ensure a balanced concentration of nutrients in the tissue fluid
Explore the characteristics and components of connective tissue, including fibers, ground substance, cells, and the extracellular matrix. Learn about the categories of connective tissue and their characteristics, including fibrous connective tissues, supportive connective tissues, and fluid connective tissue.
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