38 Questions
Which type of connective tissue is also called areolar tissue and has a delicate consistency?
Loose connective tissue
In which type of connective tissue are the collagen fibers arranged in bundles without a definite orientation?
Dense irregular connective tissue
Which type of connective tissue is resistance and protection, with fewer cells and predominance of collagen fibers over ground substance?
Dense regular connective tissue
What type of tissue is the dermis primarily composed of?
Dense irregular connective tissue
Which type of connective tissue is widely distributed throughout the body and has a moderate amount of ground substance?
Loose connective tissue
Which type of connective tissue is primarily found in tendons, providing strength and flexibility?
Dense regular connective tissue
Which cell type migrates throughout connective tissue, secreting the fibers and ground substance?
Fibroblasts
Which type of connective tissue contains an abundance of histiocytes/macrophages, which develop from white blood cells?
Dense irregular connective tissue
Which type of connective tissue has a nerve supply except in the case of cartilage?
Loose connective tissue
Which component is predominant in dense regular connective tissue as compared to loose connective tissue?
Collagen fibers
What is the study of microscopic anatomy of cells and tissues of plants and animals?
Histology
Which type of tissue covers and lines organs, and is found on the surface or tissue that covers the external surface of the body and lines its cavities?
Epithelial tissue
What type of tissue contracts and produces motion and locomotion?
Muscle tissue
Which type of tissue responds to stimuli and conducts impulses, facilitating the communication of information?
Nerve tissue
From which germ layer are connective tissues derived?
Mesoderm
What are the two basic parts in any type of connective tissue?
Cells and Fibers
Which type of fiber strengthens and supports connective tissue?
Collagen fibers
What is the material between widely spaced cells in connective tissue called?
Ground substance
Dense connective tissue has a delicate consistency and is well vascularized.
False
The dermis primarily consists of loose connective tissue.
False
Cartilage is highly vascular.
False
Dense regular connective tissue is primarily found in tendons.
True
Connective tissue cells include fibroblasts, which are small and round in shape.
False
Macrophages develop from white blood cells and secrete fibers and ground substance.
False
Loose connective tissue is resistant to stress and less flexible than dense connective tissue.
False
Dense irregular connective tissue has collagen fibers arranged in parallel bundles.
False
Histiocytes are the predominant cell type found in dense regular connective tissue.
False
Connective tissue is not classified as loose, dense irregular, or dense regular connective tissue.
False
Histology is the study of macroscopic anatomy of cells and tissues of plants and animals.
False
Microscopic anatomy includes cytology and histology.
True
Tissues combine to form organs at the cellular level.
False
Connective tissues are derived from ectoderm.
False
Nerve tissue is primarily involved in producing motion and locomotion.
False
Ground substance is a highly hydrophobic material.
False
Connective tissues differ from epithelium by the absence of intercellular material.
False
Muscle tissue conducts impulses and facilitates the communication of information.
False
Mesenchyme is typically a dense, non-spongy tissue found in early embryonic life.
False
Ground substance supports cells and binds them together in connective tissue.
True
Explore the fundamentals of histology, the study of microscopic anatomy of cells and tissues of plants and animals. Learn about the techniques used, such as examining specimens under light or electron microscopes, and the process of staining and mounting slides. Delve into the structures that are not visible to the naked eye without magnification.
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